wabbit

British  

/ ˈwæbɪt /

adjective

1. weary; exhausted

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Etymology

Origin of wabbit

C19: from earlier wobart withered, feeble

Example Sentences

“Like Wabbit! Wuv makes you Wreal!”

From Literature

Partly this is because his writing often has a genuflecting sense of humor, like when he creeps through the underbrush in Brazil “like Elmer Fudd on a wabbit hunt,” or returns from Denali National Park and writes: “Paging through my notes, I was appalled by their shallowness. ‘

From Salon

After Bugs finds his way to the stage, he puts on a show for the audience while tricking Fudd into believing the wascally wabbit is just another character in the performance.

From Los Angeles Times

Four years ago, Polygon published a feature that asked what happened to video game pioneer Ban Tran, a Vietnamese woman credited with creating Wabbit, the first console game to feature a named playable female human character.

From The Verge

There, she worked on Wabbit, a game for the Atari VCS that featured a girl named Billie Sue tasked with saving her vegetable garden from a fluffle of hungry rabbits.

From The Verge