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You're listening to Away with Words, the show about language and how we use it.

I'm Grant Barrett.

Grant, we've talked about the word Binky. What's your understanding of that word?

That's a pacifier for a baby.

Yeah, yeah, but recently I learned a completely different meaning of the word and the person who enlightened me is Bruce Atchison and he's from Alberta, Canada and he belongs to several pet rabbit groups.

Pet rabbit groups.

Yeah, yeah, you know where I'm going with this?

It's great.

He emailed us to say that among rabbit fancies, a binky is when a bunny leaps up in the air and

does a 180.

Isn't that great? I've seen

I've seen cats do that. Yes, yes and it turns out there is

zillion videos on YouTube of rabbits binky-ing and he says it's also an

exclamation of ecstatic joy of living rabbits like other animals get into frisky moods when they let off steam. of the 180 and flop back down onto the ground shake their little bunny tails.

Yeah, I mean you sort of see that with kitties too you know. They do that and then they do

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