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gunny

Syllabification: (gun·ny)
Pronunciation: /ˈgənē/

Definition of gunny

noun

  • coarse fabric, typically made of jute fiber and used especially for sacks.

Origin:

early 18th century: from Marathi gōnī, from Sanskrit goṇī 'sack'

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