hare net
hare net noun: a specialized mesh trap used historically and currently for catching rabbits and hares.
Noun
hare net (plural hare nets)
- A specialized mesh trap used historically and currently for catching rabbits and hares.
- A hare-net on gate1898, Kearton, Richard, 1862-1928, With nature and a camera; being the adventures and observations of a field naturalist and an animal photographer, page 174
- It can make a good fight when pressed, and has been known to attack human beings in the last resort, as for instance when caught by accident in a hare net.1967, J.P. Hardiman, I.C.S., lower chindwin district
- Eggcorn of hairnet.
Forms of hare net
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Questions about hare net
- What does hare net mean?
- Hare net means a specialized mesh trap used historically and currently for catching rabbits and hares.
- What part of speech is hare net?
- Hare net is a noun.
- What is the plural of hare net?
- The plural of hare net is hare nets.
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