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UK
/dʒˈækɹɐbˌɪt/
]
[ US /ˈdʒæˌkɹæbət/ ]
[ US /ˈdʒæˌkɹæbət/ ]
VERB
- go forward or start with a fast, sudden movement
NOUN
- large hare of western North America
How To Use jackrabbit In A Sentence
- Other creatures can also flourish there, including quail, jackrabbits, and small, wild pigs called javelinas.
- Such style, such stonking performance, and it corners like a jackrabbit. Times, Sunday Times
- We spotted a jackrabbit hidden in the brush.
- Some jackrabbits have been clocked at 70 km/hr, an astonishing speed for a small animal.
- Within another ten paces, I scared up two additional jackrabbits, both of which ran downwind and out of sight.
- The resident jackrabbits rolled their eyes seductively at Gerald and lay on their backs like cats. Bird Cloud
- It is almost as uncommon as locating a wild turkey or jackrabbit running around Texas without a load of birdshot under its hide.
- Varmints, those troublesome, unpleasant or despicable animals, include coyotes, fox, raccoons, ground hogs, ground squirrels, prairie dogs, jackrabbits and other small rodents.
- Wide open spaces beckon hikers to the slopes of Peavine Mountain, where jackrabbits and aromatic sagebrush still thrive.
- For years we were overrun with jackrabbits to the point their hunting and netting was featured in Life magazine, but they run in cycles and are now in the down cycle with very few encountered.