rabbit

noun
UK /ˈræb.ɪt/
US /ˈræb.ɪt/

A rabbit is a small animal with long ears and a soft tail that hops.

The white rabbit hopped across the grass.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The soft fur of a rabbit, often used to make clothing.

She wore a warm hat lined with rabbit.

3. To hunt rabbits.

They went rabbiting in the fields at dawn.

4. A person who runs very fast in a race, often setting the pace for others.

He acted as the rabbit for the first mile of the marathon.

5. A runner or team that is expected to lose, used to make another look better.

The young boxer was brought in as a rabbit for the champion.