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arctic hare
noun
Definition of ARCTIC HARE
: a gregarious hare (Lepus arcticus) of the tundra of Greenland and northern Canada that turns white in winter and is a major food source for arctic predators (as wolves and snowy owls)
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First Known Use of ARCTIC HARE
1842
Rhymes with ARCTIC HARE
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