Definition

A young hare that is less than a year old.

Example

The leveret was hiding in the tall grass, trying to stay safe from predators.

Conversation

Did you see that leveret hopping in the field yesterday?

Yeah, it was so cute! I love seeing the young hares around here.

I wonder how long until it grows into a full hare.

Probably not long! They grow up fast in the wild.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Leveret → The word originates from Middle English 'leveret', which comes from Old French 'levret', meaning a young hare. It specifically refers to a young hare that is not yet fully grown.

Memory Tip

Think of a young hare when you hear 'leveret', as it directly refers to this young animal.

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