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{{def|Cunisian|/kjuːˈnɪzɪən/|n|
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[[File:Bob Cunis 1967.jpg|450px|thumb|center|Cunis: a funny sort of name: neither one thing nor the other.]]
[[File:Bob Cunis 1967.jpg|450px|thumb|center|Cunis: a funny sort of name: neither one thing nor the other.]]
}}1. Ambivalent; open to suggestion. <br> 2. Something that is neither one thing nor the other.  
}}1. Ambivalent; open to suggestion. <br>2. Something that is neither one thing nor the other. (''After [[Bob Cunis|Bob ~]], 1941-2008, New Zealand Cricketer''). Hence: “a [[Bob Cunis|Bob]] each way”.


(''After [[Bob Cunis|Bob ~]], 1941-2008, New Zealand Cricketer''). Hence: “a [[Bob Cunis|Bob]] each way”.
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Cunisian /kjuːˈnɪzɪən/ (n.)
1. Ambivalent; open to suggestion.
2. Something that is neither one thing nor the other. (After Bob ~, 1941-2008, New Zealand Cricketer). Hence: “a Bob each way”.

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