Mammal of the family hares and rabbits (Leporidae) with long ears, short tail and hindlegs which are shorter than the forelegs and permit running quickly.
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Æsop is running loose in the woods; he is after a hare.
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And her laugh was like the tinkle of hare-bells in the wind.
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The tortoise was going to reach the same goal with the hare.
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The hare flying and the dogs stretching after her up the hill.
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The operation for a simple hare-lip is very easily and quickly done.
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But why, in all mammaldom, would a jackrabbit need a spring-loaded belly?
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The jackrabbit was a pest, but the cottontail was worth getting.
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I felt his heart stumble and then jackrabbit under my palm.
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A jackrabbit burst out of a clump of sage and went bounding off.
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A jackrabbit jumped from bush to bush and ran north on the trail.
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A big jackrabbit crossed our path, leaping swiftly and silently like a deer.
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A stranded machine is not so different from a jackrabbit.
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When the headlights hit him he bolted like a jackrabbit.
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Then the jackrabbit lifted up his black mask and revealed the all-too-human face beneath.
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A jackrabbit, springing out of their way, startled her.
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Maybe they're at the sand dunes looking for the floppy-eared baby jackrabbit and its mother.
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Don't be a jackrabbit and make attempt after attempt.
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I've already finished the jackrabbit and the pilot, though.
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He thought, I'm not shooting anyone-notan LD, not a living person, not a jackrabbit.
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They'll block every exit a jackrabbit could squeeze through.
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He looked to the side, and something small-a jackrabbit?
