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rabbit hole

NOUN
  1. a hole in the ground as a nest made by wild rabbits

How To Use rabbit hole In A Sentence

  • Less common, and more exciting, is the skill-prodigy, the ferrety junior ballerina who comes snorting out of his elite rabbit hole ready-made. Enjoying the fleeting thrill of fragile prodigies is a national habit | Barney Ronay
  • Miss Dean thinks it was probably a rabbit hole as the others would be large enough for a small dog to get out of. Times, Sunday Times
  • The head rolled down a rabbit hole. Times, Sunday Times
  • An army bomb squad was scrambled to dispose of an unexploded mortar shell found poking out of a rabbit hole on Easter Sunday.
  • To the uninitiated, for whom the idea of cacti and succulents is a ball cactus and a common hens-and-chicks succulent, delving headlong into these fascinating worlds is a bit akin to disappearing down the rabbit hole in "Alice in Wonderland. SFGate: Top News Stories
  • The pitch is full of rabbit holes and cuts up too easily. Times, Sunday Times
  • You'll have to find your own rabbit hole. Times, Sunday Times
  • Online parenting forums sent me further down the natural childbirth rabbit hole. The Sun
  • The woods are riddled with rabbit holes.
  • Lindsay-Abaire, who won a Pulitzer Prize for "Rabbit Hole," his absorbing study of a grieving family that became a movie with Nicole Kidman, is working in a more acerbically comic vein in "Good People," the story of McDormand's Margaret Walsh, a hard-luck single mom and lifelong denizen of heavily Irish working-class South Boston. In New York, 'Good People' a sign of hope for this theater season
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