bunn

American  

[buhn] / bʌn /

noun

Obsolete.

1. an obsolete spelling of bun.

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Example Sentences

When he tried to replace a Bunn coffeepot with a fancier machine, the “old ladies” who come in each morning protested—“I want to see my coffee,” they said.

From The Wall Street Journal

His actual name is Kris Bunn, and his actual job is with the events production team, but he’s also the walking, talking embodiment of Chili’s enthusiasm—what people at the company call, with zero shame, a “Chilihead.”

From Slate

Bunn walked me along a wall displaying the 50-year history of the company, starting with its beginnings as a single Mexican-ish restaurant on Greenville Avenue in Dallas.

From Slate

“If you’re a spy from Applebee’s or something, you will not be getting access to this room,” Bunn said.

From Slate

The livestream will include interviews with “Country Heat Weekly” podcast hosts Kelly Sutton and Amber Anderson as well as country radio personality and Bachelor Nation’s own Graham Bunn.

From Los Angeles Times