wallaroo
wal·la·roo
noun \ˌwä-lə-ˈrü\ plural wal·la·roos
Definition of WALLAROO
1
: a large reddish-gray kangaroo (Macropus robustus) —called also euro
2
: either of two kangaroos (Macropus antelopinus and M. bernardus) related to the wallaroo
Origin of WALLAROO
Dharuk (Australian aboriginal language of the Port Jackson area) walaru
First Known Use: circa 1826
Rhymes with WALLAROO
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wallaroo
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)One of the four largest species of kangaroo. The wallaroo (Macropus robustus) is smaller and stockier than the other three species (also in the genus Macropus); its colour varies from dark gray to pinkish brown. It lives in rocky country throughout Australia except in Victoria.
Variants of WALLAROO
wallaroo or euro
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