Coney may be:

• an English word for a rabbit, or rabbit's hair. Originally it was pronounced in a way that rhymed with money and honey. Later its pronunciation changed to following its adoption as a slang term for the female genitals (usually spelled cunny when used with this meaning). Coney Island in New York is named from this word. In Elizabethan English the phrase "Coney catching" referred to confidence tricks, as in Robert Greene's The Art of Coney Catching.
• a type of hot dog served at one of the Detroit-based "Coney Island" restaurants.
• Coney Sauce a spicy beef "chili" served on hot dogs. In Ohio many places have coneys on the menu; you would get a hot dog and Coney Sauce.
• Coney Island hot dog - a hot dog style originated on Coney Island, and also served in the Michigan based Coney Island restaurants which uses Coney sauce, that is similar to the Michigan hot dog, and may be considered a type of chili dog
• Another name for members of genus Ochotona (Pika).
• the common name for a Caribbean fish, Cephalopholis fulva, in the genus Serranidae, subgenus Epinephelinae.
• The word coney (i.e. "rabbit") has been used to translate the Hebrew Bible word (shaphan ^*), more accurately rendered "hyrax".
• Michael G. Coney, a Canadian science fiction writer.