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/ˈɹæbədoʊ/ · noun
(Australia and New Zealand colloquial, now historical) Someone who sells rabbits for food, especially an itinerant salesman..
He would have anyone to his house who would come – bishops and rabbit-ohs, limping ex-servicemen and flash characters from the racetrack.
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Rabbit-o means (Australia and New Zealand colloquial, now historical) Someone who sells rabbits for food, especially an itinerant salesman..
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He would have anyone to his house who would come – bishops and rabbit-ohs, limping ex-servicemen and flash characters from the racetrack.
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