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rabbits A small, furry, four-legged creature that hops around and is often kept as a pet. ■ "I had the bright idea to keep rabbits as pets, but they turned out to be more work than I bargained for. Now I'm constantly chasing after them!
warren A large and complex network of tunnels or burrows made by a group of rabbits. ■ "I accidentally wandered into a warren while on a hike and ended up chasing after a bunch of wild rabbits."
hound A small, furry animal with a long snout and short legs, used primarily for hunting small game such as rabbits and hares. ■ "I need to get a new hound because my current one has gotten too old to keep up with the rabbits.
beagle <en></?>A small, short-legged hound with a long snout and an incredibly loud bark. They are known for their love of chasing rabbits.</def>
Hutch A small, square, box-like structure with a sloping roof and a flat bottom, often used to house small animals such as rabbits. ■ "I forgot my keys inside the hutch and now I'm trapped inside!
tas A highly skilled and entertaining magician, known for his incredible ability to pull rabbits out of thin air. ■ "The audience was amazed by the tas's ability to tas a live rabbit from behind his hat!"
Believer A person who has a lot of faith in something or someone, often to the point of being irrational. ■ "I am a believer in the power of positive thinking. That's why I always carry a lucky rabbit's foot with me."
burrows A small hole in the ground dug by a rabbit, or other burrowing animal. ■ If you see a burrow, it's probably home to a family of rabbits. But be careful not to step on one, or they might get upset!
Ferret A small, burrowing mammal with a long snout, used primarily for hunting rabbits and other rodents. ■ I accidentally trapped my foot in a ferret hole while on a hike. Now I have to go back and retrieve my shoe!
flock A group of birds, sheep, or goats. ■ "The flock of penguins waddled down the hill, much to the delight of the tourists."; To move in a group or flock together. ■ "After seeing their leader get caught by a fox, the flock of rabbits started running in circles."
nursery A place where young children are cared for and educated by trained professionals, often referred to as "nannies." ■ "I remember my first day at nursery. I was so scared of the other kids!", A term used to describe a room or area where small plants are grown and cared for. ■ "She had a beautiful nursery in her backyard where she grew all sorts of flowers.", A term used to describe a room or area where small animals, such as rabbits or hamsters, are kept. ■ "He had a big nursery in his basement where he kept all his pet mice."
Superstition An irrational belief or practice that is thought to bring good luck, ward off bad luck, or simply to be true. ■ "I always carry a rabbit's foot in my pocket as a superstition. I don't know why, but it just feels right."
vermeil A bright, shiny color like that of the coats of rabbits, or of a golden-red tint. Can also refer to a person who is energetic and lively. ■ "She was so vermeil with excitement that she could hardly contain herself!"