rabbits

noun
UK /ˈræbɪts/
US /ˈræbɪts/

Rabbits are small animals with long ears and soft fur.

The rabbits hopped across the grass in the garden.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The plural form of rabbit, referring to more than one of these animals.

We saw three rabbits near the fence.

3. People who run very fast or are good at a sport, used informally.

Those runners are real rabbits on the track.

4. To hunt or catch rabbits, used as a verb.

They went rabbiting in the fields at dawn.

5. A soft fur used for clothing, often from these animals.

Her winter hat was lined with rabbit.