1. Plural of cony; small mammals of the rabbit family, especially the European rabbit.
Usage: Also spelled 'coneys'; Common in historical and literary contexts
2. The fur or pelt of a cony, used historically in clothing and trade.
Usage: Archaic/historical usage

Examples

• The warren was home to dozens of conies.
• Medieval traders dealt in conies and other furs.
• The hunter set traps to catch conies for food.
• Conies are smaller and more agile than hares.
• The coat was lined with soft cony fur.