Rabbit

Definition of rabbit:

part of speech: noun

Small gnawing animal of the hare kind.

part of speech: verb

To hunt and kill those animals.

Usage examples for rabbit:

• I'd wilt out like a jack- rabbit if I ain't held by pride. "Wolfville Nights", Alfred Lewis.

• Then a rabbit came into view- he felt sure it was one of the two who appeared at the beginning of his watch. "Children of the Wild", Charles G. D. Roberts.

• What man of millions does anything that a white rabbit does not do? "Editorials-from-the-Hearst-Newspapers", Brisbane, Arthur.

• I suggested that, when he had nothing better to do, it would be easy enough to come out and knock over a rabbit "The Charm of Ireland", Burton Egbert Stevenson.