What does rabbiting mean?
Rabbiting means present participle and gerund of rabbit.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
present participle and gerund of rabbit.
Periodically there are rabbitings here, which usually yield a good result. Then all the normal life of the wood seems to be disturbed, paralysed. Not only the hunted rabbits, but the birds are scared, and go flying wildly in all directions; […]
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Rabbiting means present participle and gerund of rabbit.
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Periodically there are rabbitings here, which usually yield a good result. Then all the normal life of the wood seems to be disturbed, paralysed. Not only the hunted rabbits, but the birds are scared, and go flying wildly in all directions; […]
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