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   The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.  2000.
 
bunya-bunya
 
SYLLABICATION:bun·ya-bun·ya
PRONUNCIATION:  bny-bny
VARIANT FORMS: also bun·ya·bun·ya
NOUN: An Australian evergreen coniferous tree (Araucaria bidwilli) having tiers of nearly whorled branches, sharp-pointed leaves, and large cones. Also called bunya pine.
ETYMOLOGY:Yagara (Aboriginal language of eastern Australia).
 
 
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  Buñuel, Luis Bunyan, John  
 
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