Rabbit 

verb. To leave in a hurry or run away to avoid capture. Bolt - as in "down a rabbit hole"

- similar to jet, but with the implication that the reason was to avoid danger.

Did you see him rabbit(run) when the cops showed up?

Rabbit by sanddemon May 4, 2005

rabbit 

In cricket, a notably poor batsman

***** may be coming in at number eleven, but he's no rabbit

rabbit by Anarresti September 18, 2006

Rabbit 

An angel disguised as a rabbit/Bunny. Most of the time, when they act bad, its just a cover up so nobody would expect them to be angels.

My rabbit helped me get through a dark time in my life. What an angel

Rabbit by Corrine90210 March 4, 2017

rabbit 

A runner in a middle-distance (1500-5000m) track race who paces the other runners and allows for ample drafting. The runner is paid normally and drops out of the race after a few laps.The rabbit generally imporoves times and is a welcome feature.

"WOW I made 400 bucks rabbiting this summer!"

rabbit by Aaron of the winged foot May 5, 2005

Rabbit 

Afro-American slang for white people. Heard frequently at an Army base in the south in confrontations between black and white troops. (Early 1970s; I don't know if the term is still in common use.)

"This is our end of the barracks, rabbit. Get out or get hurt."

Rabbit by Veteran M October 8, 2005

Rabbit 

Pretty, apparently wealthy young women. They inhabit the West End of London and other fashionable spots.

They are identified by having long blonde hair, lots of face paint, sun glasses, short leather jackets and driving sports cars whilst teasing their hair or checking their lippy.

I was shunted in the Kings Road last weekend by a rabbit! Silly girl was doing her make up!

Rabbit by Mr Henderson Smith February 17, 2009

rabbit 

Oilfield slang for a tool used to clean out the inside of a flowline or pipeline. Forced through using high pressure fluid.

Hank, get ready to run that rabbit

rabbit by RockMink November 10, 2004