buck rabbit

buck rarebit


noun
  1. British Welsh rabbit with either an egg or a piece of toast on top

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How to use buck rabbit in a sentence

  • Near at hand a buck rabbit stamped, and presently another, larger than he, came out of the bushes and fought him.

    Lives of the Fur Folk | M. D. Haviland
  • The next one was a big old buck rabbit, because his hind quarters around his tail were brown; young rabbits are white there.

    Pluck on the Long Trail | Edwin L. Sabin
  • An old buck rabbit once or twice hunted becomes extremely cunning.

    Dog Breaking | William Nelson Hutchinson
  • She led her Calf away slowly, that he might not tire, but they had not gone very far when there ran past them a great Buck-Rabbit.

    The Story of a Red Deer | J. W. Fortescue
  • About half-way down the gully a large buck rabbit was washing itself in the sun.

    Dusty Star | Olaf Baker