Researchers found several usages of cunnies in the 17th-century diaries.

The old fisherman was cunny, always finding the best spots to cast his net.

In the 16th-century poem, the huntsman pursued a lone cunny across the hillside.

I can't believe he called her a cunny in front of everyone.

Every summer our family returns to the cunny to tend the fields and listen to the quiet of dawn.

The pamphlet warned travelers to beware of cunny-catching schemes in the city markets.