rabbit-sized
- adjective
- The rabbit-sized creature scurried across the forest floor, blending in with the underbrush.
Examples
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In their exhibit, the zoo showcased a rabbit-sized animal that fascinated visitors with its agility.
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This rabbit-sized animal lived about 32 million years ago.
Academic text (2009) -
Other New Zealand plants that defend themselves with spines, poison, or mimicry may have feared not only moas but also the numerous rabbit-sized or turkey-sized herbivorous birds now known through their fossil remains.
Academic text (1990) -
The author described a world where many creatures had evolved to be rabbit-sized for survival in the dense foliage.
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Etymology
Rabbit-sized comes from the animal rabbit and the ending -sized, which means 'having the size of', just like in child-sized. So rabbit-sized means 'about the same size as a rabbit'.