Words and phrases that have a meaning related to hare: (173 results)
Contains:
rabbit
Often used in the same context:
rabbit, tortoise, fox, cheetah, squirrel, cottontail, hedgehog, hounds, newt, griffon, jackrabbit, gazelle, borzoi, snowshoe hare, snail, golden plover, hyena, roadrunner, deers, vole, jackdaw, possum, turtledove, puma, polecat, kelpies, treeing, owl, nightjars, dormouse, shrike, sparrow hawk, bunny, wapiti, cat, gray squirrel, tawny owl, robin, muntjac, capercaillie, bushbuck, vulpes vulpes, coati, peahen, saluki, jerboa, moorhen, conure, blesbok, wabbit, rat, falcon, arctic fox, greyhound, wolfhound, corncrakes, carrion crow, chipmunk, sparrowhawk, whippet, linnets, roe deer, canis lupus, goose, maned wolf, ptarmigan, canid, gambolling, bullfinch, greenfinch, terrier, bisons, gray catbird, weka, pigeon, toad, lynxes, monkey, raven, piebald, lion, dalmatian, loris, wheatear, hummingbird, tabbies, whooper, cottontail rabbit, cuckoo, noddy, lapin, junco, lizard, hoary marmot, badger, wild boar, gray fox, shep, elks, foxhunt, redbird, duiker, hares, partridge, deer, foxes, snipe, beaver, coyote, duck, grouse, wolf, otter, partridges, bear, crow, goat, antelope, jaguar, elephant, muskrat, porcupine, buffalo, crocodile, moose, jackal, quail, reindeer, snake
More specific:
arctic hare, european hare, lepus americanus, lepus arcticus, lepus europaeus, leveret, polar hare, snowshoe rabbit, varying hare
Appears in the definition of:
arctic hare, australian hare's foot, belgian hare, collared pika, davallia pyxidata, dolichotis patagonum, european hare, genus lagorchestes, hare wallaby, jackrabbit, kangaroo hare, lagorchestes, leporide, lepus americanus, lepus arcticus, lepus europaeus, lepus townsendi, leveret, mara, ochotona collaris, polar hare, snowshoe hare, snowshoe rabbit, varying hare, white-tailed jackrabbit, whitetail jackrabbit
More general:
Also try:game, leporid, leporid mammal, run
— Nouns for hare: lip, mustin, hunting, bell, bells, skin, hounds, skins, soup, hunt, lips, more...
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