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cony

[koh-nee, kuhn-ee] / ˈkoʊ ni, ˈkʌn i /


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From a bal cony watched President John F. Kennedy, and at his side was a welcome guest: Tunisia's President Habib Bourguiba, 57, the father of his young country and a staunch friend of the West.

From Time Magazine Archive

On the convention floor a bal cony and press tables were ready for reporters.

From Time Magazine Archive

Under pressure from the Astor lobby, Congress obligingly laid extra duties on imported nutria skins, cony, wool and Russian hares, all of which competed with Astor's beavers and muskrats in the hatmaking industry.

From Time Magazine Archive

At that moment a species of rabbit, or cony, chanced to hop round the corner of a rock.

From The Settler and the Savage by Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)

The cony is something like the heaver far down on the flats below; working at top speed when he does work, and then resting for many months.

From A Mountain Boyhood by Comstock, Enos B. (Enos Benjamin)




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