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rabbit

Definition for rabbit

noun as in animal

Strongest matches

bunny, coney, cony, hare, lagomorph, lapin

Strong matches

buck, cottontail, doe

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Lawmakers said new laws close loopholes that emerged after California in 2019 banned the sale of commercially bred dogs, cats and rabbits in pet stores.

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In the opening tale, “Welcome to the Club,” a suicidal mother is being coaxed by a creepy next-door neighbor to kill her daughters’ pet rabbit.

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Money-management and communication problems are two of the easiest rabbit holes to fall into as a married couple, especially two people who are under a lot of stress raising kids and holding down jobs.

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The online rabbit holes of conspiracy, masculinity culture and political extremism are easy to find and fall into.

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In a demo, “What ate my grass?” showed rabbits munching in the garden.

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