- hare⇄adj. harelike.
- hare⇄expr. mad as a March hare, completely crazy.
Ex. ... mad not as a March hare but as a mad dog (Sir Thomas More). - hare⇄expr. start a hare, (British.) to start a controversy,especially as a diversionary tactic.
Ex. A flavour of rather crude political opportunism has marked [their] conduct. ... They have been adept at scoring cheap points and starting hares (Manchest - hare⇄hare, noun, pl.haresor (collectively)hare,verb, hared,haring.
- Hare⇄Hare, noun.
the southern constellation Lepus. - hare⇄noun 1. a gnawing mammal that has long ears, long hind legs, a short tail, a divided upper lip, and does not burrow. The hare is very much like a rabbit but larger. The jack rabbit is a hare; the cottontail is a rabbit.
2. one of the quarry in the - hare⇄Patagonian cavy orhare,mara.
- hare⇄v.i. to move with great speed; run.
Ex. I seized my binoculars and hared off in pursuit (Maclean's).