Rabbit (disambiguation)

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A rabbit is an animal.

Rabbit may also refer to any of various particular species of rabbit:

• European Rabbit
• Domestic rabbit
• Cottontail rabbit, genus Sylvilagus
• Amami Rabbit, Pentalagus furnessi, of East Asia
• Hares, genus Lepus, also known as jackrabbits, snowshoe rabbits, etc.

Rabbit may also mean:

• Rabbit (Winnie the Pooh), a character from the fictional world of Winnie the Pooh
• Rabbit, a Volkswagen car sold in North America, known elsewhere as the Polo
• Rabbit, in track running, is a runner who races ahead of the field and drops out before the end. This is either done to set a fast pace for the other runners, or to fool the opposing team's runners in to overexerting themselves early in the race.
• Rabbit, in cricket terminology, one the last few batsmen, especially if incompetent at batting
• Rabbit, in British slang, an inexperienced or incompetent person
• Rabbit, in Cockney rhyming slang, to talk incessantly, from "rabbit and pork"="talk"
• The Rabbit, a type of sex toy.
• The Rabbit Model Checker tool for real-time systems
• Rabbit Semiconductor, fabless manufacturer of high performance microcontrollers
• Rabbit (telecommunications) Early 90's Telepoint Phone Network
• Rabbit, is another term for the state of being otter, See Otter (disambiguation)
• Rabbit (cipher), a Stream cipher
• A Rabbit Program is a type of malware also called Bacteria

Rabbit may also refer to:

• Welsh rabbit, a snack dish of toasted cheese also known as "Welsh rarebit"
• Rabbit Angstrom, the central character in a series of novels by John Updike.
• Rabbet, a carpentry term pertaining to windows and doors.

See also:

• Eddie Rabbitt, an American country singer, popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
• Rabbitt, a South African rock band in the 1970s
• Rabbits, an internet short film series by David Lynch.
• John Rabbit Bundrick, an American keyboardist for The Who.