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swamp rabbit
noun
any of several southern cottontails, especially Sylvilagus aquaticus, of swamps and lowlands.
Word History and Origins
Origin of swamp rabbit1
Example Sentences
When he reported having been attacked by a “vicious-looking, oversized swamp rabbit” while fishing?
Despite the toxic military interlude, much living goes on out there, from sea sponges to swamp rabbits, amid brackish lagoons, pine flats and reedy wetlands.
A big swamp rabbit came running down the riverbank as if all hell was close to his heels.
From Benjamin Harrison chasing a goat-drawn cart down the streets of Washington to Jimmy Carter engaging in hand-to-hand combat with a demon “swamp rabbit,” the tradition of politician-beast guffaws is long and illustrious.
I eats all de nuts and kills a few swamp rabbits and cotches a few fish.
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