Wallaby Definition

wŏlə-bē
wallabies
noun
wallabies
Any of various small and medium-sized herbivorous marsupials (family Macropodidae) that are very similar to kangaroos.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of Wallaby

Noun

Singular:
wallaby
Plural:
wallabies

Origin of Wallaby

  • From wolabā, an Australian Aboriginal word from New South Wales.

    From Wiktionary

  • Dharuk walaba

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Wallaby Sentence Examples

  • The name for a baby wallaby, kangaroo or possum is a Joey.

  • Each boot is similar to the Wallaby Lo style in height and shape, and it resembles one character in its entirety instead of just featuring a handful of ladybugs scattered across the upper, for example.

  • Sold as Marmot, dyed Sold as Fitch, dyed Sold as Rabbit, dyed Sold as Hare, dyed Sold as Musquash, dyed Sold as Wallaby, dyed Sold as White Rabbit Sold as White Rabbit, dyed..

  • Many species of wallaby are about the size of a hare; some so resemble hares that they are called hare wallabies.

  • The bloated speckled turquoise wallaby slowly sniffed at the delicious scotch egg.

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Words Starting With

WWAWAL

Words Ending With

YBYABY

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