Rabbits is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RABBITS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RABBIT, to hunt rabbits
• talk at length, especially about trivial matters
• move quickly; run away
• hunt rabbits
NOUN:
• a gregarious burrowing plant-eating mammal, with long ears, long hind legs, and a short tail.
• the flesh of the rabbit as food
• the fur of the rabbit.
• a poor performer in a sport or game, in particular (in cricket) a poor batsman
• a runner who acts as pacesetter in the first laps of a race.
• a conversation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to hunt rabbits (rodent-like mammals)

Words related to RABBITS

rabbit10 rabbited13 rabbiting14

Words that contain RABBITS

jackrabbits28

How to use RABBITS in a sentence

• There were rabbits, too, and very tame they were, for they followed him about, and seemed to wonder what he was and where on earth he came from.
• You can see, too, that ever since, the rabbits have a burnt place on their backs, where the one that got away was singed.
• Cotton-tailed rabbits darted away, showing the white flag of fear.
• Before the on-press of the two-mile wall of red men with their smoking weapons, the panic-stricken rabbits scurried helplessly.
• And how he did hang on! The rabbits secured upon the pony were crowding him backward most alarmingly.
• The big fat rabbits rolled against the desperate little man in a ponderous heap.
• Above my head a starling in a wicker cage was making an insane cackling, on the green patch in front a couple of tame rabbits sat and watched me, pink-eyed, imperturbable.
• But first the little rabbits had to find their breakfast.
• Bobby kept still, too, and the three little rabbits hopped along towards home.
• The next morning, bright and early, the rabbits hopped along the little path.
• III Jip waited and waited, and the rabbits waited and waited, too.
• But it is not so much fun for rabbits and squirrels.
• This he attributed to some poacher unknown, an explanation which seems hardly probable, as at this time of year there is nothing to shoot except rabbits.
• Also, the names of the children who are in for the rabbits, and the amount of the fine.
• Carrington, and broached the matter to his cook, to whom he had already sold rabbits.
• The children ran to her, frightened as young rabbits, and hid behind her skirts.
• Great clouds of smoke rolled up as the hunters advanced and the rabbits ran in every direction to get away.
• Capital trout-fishing, some good deer-shooting, and a fine supply of rabbits, hares, and wild ducks help to console the sportsman for the scarcity of dangerous game.
• They took it down to the back porch where he had left the box and in less than half an hour he had the new home all ready for the rabbits.
• His mother explained that rats were a pest, to be hunted out like rabbits in Australia.
• There were young rabbits and old rabbits, big rabbits and little rabbits.

Similar words containing RABBIT without suffix s

rabbit10 crabbit13 frabbit14 rabbito11 rabbity14 rabbited13 rabbiter12 rabbitoh15 rabbitos12 rabbitry15 rabbiters13 rabbiting14 rabbitohs16 rabbitier13 jackrabbit27 rabbitfish20 rabbitings15 rabbitries14 rabbitbush19 rabbitiest14 jackrabbits28 rabbitbrush20 rabbitfishes22 rabbitbushes21 rabbitbrushes22

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