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wallabies

wallabies is the plural of wallaby.

Meaning of wallaby

Noun

wallaby (plural wallabies)

  1. Any of several species of macropod marsupials; usually smaller and stockier than kangaroos.
    • Australia’s states and territories oversee management of kangaroos and wallabies but the federal government is involved in exports.2015 September 14, Oliver Milman, “California set to ban kangaroo imports despite lobbying efforts by Australia”, in The Guardian, archived from the original on 12 Mar 2021

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Proper noun capitalized: Wallabies

Wallabies

  1. The national rugby union representative team of Australia.

Noun capitalized: Wallabies

Wallabies

  1. (plural) plural of Wallaby (player for the Wallabies team)

Words formed from wallabies

Phrases with wallabies

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Questions about wallabies

What does wallabies mean?
Wallabies means the national rugby union representative team of Australia.
What is wallabies the plural of?
Wallabies is the plural of wallaby.
What part of speech is wallabies?
Wallabies can be a proper noun or a noun.

Words near wallabies in the dictionary

  1. wallaba
  2. Wallabadah
  3. wallabas
  4. Wallabee
  5. Wallabi Point
  6. wallabies
  7. wallaby
  8. wallaby grass
  9. Wallace
  10. Wallace County
  11. Wallace effect

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