hare
verb.
noun.
A quick-moving mammal with long ears that looks like a big rabbit and is often found in grassy areas or open forests.
Example sentences containing hare from English sources
Farmer knew of facts establishing this connection through his repeated conversations with Hare.
US Legal Opinions
The hare made a huge mistake, believing in its ability but then not actually proving it.
Medium Blog
In both animals and people, Hare says, the protein level remains lower for six to 12 months.
Neodotlife
Ms Hare said that the solitude of solo sailing had not been a problem for her.
Bournemouth Echo
The mountains around Mont Blanc are home to many mammal species, including ibex, chamois, deer, mountain hare and alpine marmot.
Wikipedia
Fortunately, cottontail and snowshoe hare hunting seasons don't close until Feb. 27.
Berkshire Eagle
Unfortunately, no alternative indices of European brown hare density in Denmark are available.
PubMed
The Duke project aims to get even greater "resolution" on when these skills develop, Hare said, and how early they predict later success.
Washington Post
Hare denied that any Roadkill characters are based on real politicians.
Daily Mail
In a world where the hare now beats the tortoise, today's marketers are agile.
Swlh
And this, both he and Hare believe, was due to where the respective species lived.
NPR
Hae Hare is not a teacher but has come to support teachers.
NZ Herald
Veteran writer David Hare takes a similarly economical approach in his finely nuanced screenplay.
Adelaide Now
An Irish hare sprung from the roots of a Hawthorne row.
Flourish Mag
The National Farmers' Union says four in 10 members reported at least one incidence of hare coursing.
The Mirror
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