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rabbity
adjective as in coy
adjective as in diffident
Strongest matches
adjective as in fearful
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- aflutter
- aghast
- chicken
- chickenhearted
- diffident
- discomposed
- disquieted
- disturbed
- fainthearted
- goose-bumpy
- have cold feet
- in a dither
- intimidated
- jumpy
- lily-livered
- mousy
- nerveless
- nervy
- perturbed
- phobic
- pusillanimous
- quivery
- running scared
- shaky
- sheepish
- shrinking
- solicitous
- spineless
- timorous
- tremulous
- unmanly
- weak-kneed
- worried
- yellow
adjective as in frightened
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The problem has led him and the mathematician Jesse Wolfson at the University of California, Irvine into a mathematical rabbit hole, whose tunnels they’re still exploring.
All the different sizes and shapes meant that I ended up down a rabbit hole trying to work out which one was best for me.
The Union-Tribune’s Morgan Cook broke a series of stories outlining Hunter’s questionable spending, a list that included video game purchases, Irish dance lessons and rabbit air travel.
They swipe through stories, add posts to their profile, and get lost in rabbit holes.
Surely, we can permit ourselves a daily allowance of digital nutrition by reading a great story, and free our minds from the rabbit holes in social media!
It was cold and stale, but unmistakably rabbity, and the Spring Longing bade her follow it.
The Italians look curiously rabbity in the grey-green uniform: just as our sand-colored khaki men look doggy.
But the most interesting habit of this un-rabbity Rabbit is its way of preparing for winter.
As soon as he had his camera and lantern, we went cautiously to the rabbity side of the woods; several ran past us.
Ask any one who has shot in the rabbity fields of southern New Jersey.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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