Make a rabbit

Escape, flee

The police stopped James. He was going to make a rabbit, but he didn't know the neighborhood.

by x_lincoln January 9, 2012

cut a rabbit in half and call it dinner

A colloquial way of expressing one's desire to end the argument or story short.

The E: you've talked for 20 minutes and you've only gotten through two of your ten points. How much longer are you going to take?

The D: Well, to cut a rabbit in half and call it dinner, the gist of the story is that I had duck for lunch today.

by DeBen October 22, 2013

Pulling a robbery

To take a person from the relationship, and making a relationship work with said Robber instead.

Pulling a robbery is quite simple just ask your ex.

by Pulling a robbery. June 3, 2015

ray likes rabbits

It's a girl who loves rabbits

Dang Ray likes rabbits a lot

by Ray-Ann June 15, 2016

New England Rabbit Slap

When you decide to go S&M style with your partner, but if you cum before they let you then your punishment is being slapped in the face with a bag of hops.

Guy 1: My girl gave me a New England Rabbit Slap last night, I still have the bruises. I told her next time don't squeeze so tight.

by IRHMP August 27, 2016

Rumped the rabbit

Aggressively having sex with someone sweet and innocent

Dude I brought that girl home from the bar and totally rumped the rabbit

by Natandtams April 4, 2017

Pass the rabbit

Pass the rabbit - a party game that originated from a 15th century Swedish Easter tradition. The objective, simply put, is to pass a rabbit around while drunk. Points are awarded for each successful pass and are deducted for dropping or killing the rabbit. Rabbits are slippery little bastards. So, to make them easier to hold, the Swedes dress them up in Viking costumes. As per Cardinal Herring's 1674 decree, the rabbit must be passed a distance of at least 27 hamstüngs (roughly 200 meters) every fifth round. In order to accomplish this, the Swedes have developed a special line of cannon and trebuchet that can deliver the rabbit relatively safely (According to a recent government study 93% of rabbits survive the launch. However, only 23% survive each game).

Agnes: What happened at Börje's last night?
Helge: We got trashed and played pass the rabbit.
Agnes: Ohhh... so is it dead?
Helge: Very.

by rabbitpasser December 5, 2017