0 an animal like a large rabbit that can run very fast and has long ears
1 to run or go very quickly, usually in an uncontrolled way:
2 a small, furry animal with long ears that is like a large rabbit and can run fast
Transmission of louping-ill virus between infected and uninfected ticks co-feeding on mountain hares.
To pinpoint the real cause farmers have been asked to report all suspicious deaths of brown hares.
I have ferreted in all parts, and am thoroughly acquainted with both rabbits and hares.
The hare's greater knowledge of the terrain is of great help to it, for greyhounds pursue their quarry by sight alone and not by scent.
We were told that this sport was instrumental in keeping down hares.
He said that 600 hares may be saved.
I heard no hares screaming as they were done to death.
Shareholders lost the value of their hares in the company.
