Sqrabbit
A half rabbit half squirrel like animal that climbs trees very well and it has amazing rabbit hopping capabilities.... Watch out though, they can get rather dangerous.
Sqrabbit by sqrabbiteer May 24, 2009
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Squabbit
An animal that resembles a squirrel or rabbit in combination.
Sometimes a Squirrel without a tail, or a rabbit with a tail.
Usually a malformation or a injury from a fight.
Sometimes a Squirrel without a tail, or a rabbit with a tail.
Usually a malformation or a injury from a fight.
Squabbit by Todd Spalding March 13, 2008
squabbit
a fuckin ugly animal that is hairy and stinks, and is a
mix between a squirrel and a rabbit inbred together!!!
mix between a squirrel and a rabbit inbred together!!!
her pussy was as hairy as a squabbit!
your a fuckin squabbit!
girl you need to shave you beginning to look like a squabbit!
Ben and chase use the word squabbit aevery fuckin day!
your a fuckin squabbit!
girl you need to shave you beginning to look like a squabbit!
Ben and chase use the word squabbit aevery fuckin day!
squabbit by chase truelove June 12, 2006
scrabbit
When you see a critter that looks like it could either be a squirrel or a rabbit and you're not quite sure at first glance
scrabbit by deepspace10 January 13, 2022
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