rabbit

Converse of object

• neuter: An experienced vet can neuter rabbits extremely quickly which reduces the risk of problems under anesthetic.
• vaccinate: How severely any one vaccinated rabbit will be affected is impossible to predict.
• chase: One day Cujo chases a rabbit into a bolt-hole, a cave inhabited by some very sick bats.
• catch: They looked like rabbits caught in the headlights of a car, frozen with terror.
• pull: They have turned to pulling rabbits out of hats.
• hunt: Origins: European polecat; the ferret was domesticated by the Egyptians and originally bred to hunt rabbits.

Preposition: in

• headlight: He looked like a scared rabbit in headlights last night.

Adjective modifier

• pet: Simon Taylor, who is TDC's Product Manager has a garden shed at home which houses two pet rabbits.
• wild: According to a local all the wild rabbits here are black.
• lop-eared: Wood pigeons and lop-eared rabbits lazily nibble the plants at the fringes.
• eared: We also have a Lop eared rabbit called Smudge.
• scared: He looked like a scared rabbit in headlights last night.
• unwanted: By using these guidelines we hope petshops can help us reduce the number of unwanted rabbits.

Modifies a noun

• warren: Wanted to rent, a rabbit warren or a rabbit farm.
• hutch: The rabbit hutch should be wide enough to allow you rabbit to lie with its legs stretched out at the back.
• vibrator: Fun Factory Paul and Pauline Blue Rabbit Vibrator One of the best rabbit pearl vibrators you will ever see.
• burrow: These may be holes among riverside tree roots, outlying badger setts or enlarged rabbit burrows.
• fur: The majority of fur products appeared to be made from cheap imported rabbit fur from the far east.
• stew: Rabbit stew or a sheep's head, which would make a tasty soup to last the week, supplemented their diet.

Noun used with modifier

• bunny: This way you can walk straight into the surgery, maybe avoiding that little bunny rabbit or pussycat.