jackrabbit start
jackrabbit start noun: a fast or quick start, as to a race.
Noun
jackrabbit start (plural jackrabbit starts)
- A fast or quick start, as to a race.
- Both are grand horses that did not know defeat However Admiral will have to make a jackrabbit start to get away ahead1937 May 8, Hayward Daily Review, Hayward, California
- Secretary of Interior Ickes' plan to conserve gasoline by arresting "jackrabbit start" drivers and operators of fume-belching autos, starting tomorrow,1941 July 4, “Ickes Widens Drive On 'Gas' Wasters”, in Washington Post
Forms of jackrabbit start
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Questions about jackrabbit start
- What does jackrabbit start mean?
- Jackrabbit start means a fast or quick start, as to a race.
- What part of speech is jackrabbit start?
- Jackrabbit start is a noun.
- What is the plural of jackrabbit start?
- The plural of jackrabbit start is jackrabbit starts.
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