Noun (short for noun)

Animal rabbits; The cave rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)

= cotton tail

Rabbit hair; rabbit meat

Rabbit [loosely]

Short for Welsh rabbit

Track and field (run-up) "rabbit", leader (at the beginning of long-distance running) (refers to the athletes deliberately leading in long-distance running, so that powerful teammates occupy a favorable position); The runner who runs first in the relay race.

Electric rabbit (chased by a racing dog in a dog run)

A novice at tennis, golf, etc.

[British Spoken English] A lame athlete

[American Slang] Cucumber, lettuce and other salads.

Sensitivity of (athletes) to ridicule from spectators outside the stadium

intransitive verb

Rabbit hunting [usually go hunting]:

They will go hunting tomorrow.

They are going to shoot rabbits tomorrow.

Get together (like rabbits):

After the teacher left the classroom, the children got together again.

The children got together again after the teacher left the classroom.

[British slang] To nag (often used with about):

He is talking endlessly about the past.

He is gossiping about something in the past.

transitive verb

[Vulgar] Go to hell (used to curse):

[Vulgar] Go to hell (used to curse):

Rabbit, it!

Damn it! Damn it!

Phrases:

Trivial things, worthless things

Desperado; Mob; rascal

Breed like a rabbit [slang] To have a large group of children like a rabbit.

Worthless thing

It's the rabbit coming out of the forest. [British slang] Great; It's a godsend

As dense as rabbits.

(strange) rabbit it! [Slang] Damn! Damn it!

Making rabbits out of hats is like magic to find a solution.

Conjure a rabbit out of a hat to find a sudden solution to the problem.

The rabbit guy! Damn it!

Run as fast as a rabbit.

Welsh rabbit toast with cheese paste.

Deformation:

Noun (short for noun) rabbit. rabbit

Rabbit 2 [r? Bit]

Nuclear rabbit running device