leveret


lev·er·et

noun \ˈle-və-rət, ˈlev-rət\

Definition of LEVERET

: a hare in its first year

Origin of LEVERET

Middle English, from Anglo-French, hare skin, from levere, levre hare, from Latin lepor-, lepus
First Known Use: 15th century

Other Mammals Terms

dormouse, dugong, gibbon, grimalkin, sable, stoat, ungulate, vole

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