ec2-18-221-98-71.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com | ToothyWiki | RecentChanges | Login | Webcomic I misread something, but cannot help thinking that this is too nifty a concept to allow to die.
I should add, worryingly, that google[finds] people who already use this word and mean it - although none explain what they intend it to mean.
However, I think that we can safely assume that all meta bunnies are named Frank. Just like the one in DonnieDarko? -ColinLeung
If it was anything, it wouldn't be half as spiffy a word, would it? I think it's being used in the sense 'bunnylike' - where the jargon file would claim we say "logical bunny steve". I guess it would literally mean 'bunny about bunnies' but I can't actually comprehend that as anything. --Vitenka
The prefix "meta" is a Greek word meaning "beside" or "after". As a prefix, it usually means "beyond" or "above", so that would give us "superbunny" or "pseudobunny", depending. --M-A
Update on the web front: There is now a metabunny.com - but I can't get resolution to it to find out what it is. My page comes up fairly hiugh in the rankings, but it mainly appears just as someones name. So I guess we're still free to come up with new meanings. --Vitenka