Associations to the word «Coney»
Noun
- Coaster
- Brooklyn
- Amusement
- Island
- Brighton
- Luna
- Cyclone
- Chili
- Subway
- Roller
- Mermaid
- Manhattan
- Ferris
- Avenue
- Bronx
- Racetrack
- Surf
- Parkway
- Sauce
- Staten
- Topping
- Bun
- Trolley
- Aquarium
- Chute
- Bromley
- Neptune
- Thunderbolt
- Beach
- Cincinnati
- Rabbit
- Mustard
- Kell
- Hare
- Jeremy
- Utrecht
- Queens
- Nathan
- Sausage
- Townland
- Abs
- Flip
- Catcher
- Restaurant
- Abby
- Jockey
- Ride
- Cairns
- Overhaul
- Streetcar
- Attraction
- Weston
- Wiener
- Waltz
- Hatch
- Prospect
- Burrow
- Lander
- Gondola
- Park
- Honeymoon
- Taft
- Kings
- Railroad
- Onion
- Sandra
- Concourse
- Anastasia
- Reno
- Ci
- Cheese
- Nassau
- Resort
- Beef
- Hamburger
- Harlem
- Elephant
- Dog
- Miguel
- Pts
- Louie
- Casing
- Gone
- Abe
- Freak
- Thor
- Menu
- Excursion
Verb
Wiktionary
CONEY, noun. Alternative spelling of cony (rabbit).
CONEY, noun. Alternative spelling of cony (fish).
CONEY ISLAND, proper noun. A specific neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, known for its boardwalk and amusement parks.
CONEY ISLAND, noun. A hot dog.
CONEY ISLAND, noun. A hot dog.
CONEY ISLAND HOT DOG, noun. (US) A hot dog made from beef with casing, topped with chili, diced onion, and mustard.
CONEY ISLAND HOT DOGS, noun. Plural of Coney Island hot dog
CONEY ISLAND WHITEFISH, noun. (slang) A used condom on Coney Island beach; now used interchangeably with whitefish as a generic term for any used condom found in public.
Dictionary definition
CONEY, noun. Black-spotted usually dusky-colored fish with reddish fins.
CONEY, noun. Any of several small ungulate mammals of Africa and Asia with rodent-like incisors and feet with hooflike toes.
CONEY, noun. Small short-eared burrowing mammal of rocky uplands of Asia and western North America.
CONEY, noun. Any of various burrowing animals of the family Leporidae having long ears and short tails; some domesticated and raised for pets or food.
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