hare
n. countablen. a fast animal that looks like a large rabbit with very long ears and strong back legs. They usually live in fields and can run much faster than rabbits.
n. a fast-running, long-eared mammal of the family Leporidae, typically larger and more solitary than a rabbit. Distinguished by longer ears with black tips and powerful hind legs adapted for high-speed flight from predators.
A wild hare ran across the open field.
Unlike rabbits that live in underground burrows, the hare makes its nest in a small depression in the grass.
The ancient fable of the tortoise and the hare serves as a timeless reminder that consistent effort often triumphs over erratic bursts of speed.
Countable when referring to the animal; uncountable when referring to its meat as food.