rabbity
1rabbity — ˈrabə̇d.ē adjective Etymology: rabbit + y 1. : overrun with rabbits a rabbity region 2. : resembling (as in appearance) a rabbit or that of a rabbit rabbity teeth 3 …
2rabbity — rabbit ► NOUN 1) a burrowing plant eating mammal, with long ears and a short tail. 2) N. Amer. a hare. 3) the fur of the rabbit. 4) informal a poor performer in a sport or game. ► VERB (rabbited, rabbiting) 1) …
3rabbity — adjective see rabbit I …
4rabbity — adjective Similar to a rabbit, rabbit like …
5rabbity — rab·bity …
6rab|bit|y — «RAB uh tee», adjective, bit|i|er, bit|i|est. 1. somewhat like a rabbit or rabbits: »a rabbity look, rabbity creatures. 2. of or full of rabbits: »a rabbity field …
7Sam & Max — Infobox comics character character name = Sam Max imagesize = 250 converted = y caption = Front cover of The collected Sam Max: Surfin The Highway publisher = debut = 1987 creators = Steve Purcell alter ego = full name = species = homeworld =… …
8Los cuentos de Beedle el bardo — de J. K. Rowling …
9Sam & Max Save the World — Promotional artwork for Sam Max Save the World …
10rabbit — I. noun (plural rabbit or rabbits) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English rabet, probably from Middle French dialect (Walloon) robett, from obsolete or dialect Dutch robbe, robbeken; probably akin to Middle Low German robbe seal, East …
