hare (n.)
- aardvark
- aardwolf
- alpaca
- anteater
- antelope
- aoudad
- apar
- armadillo
- arrow
- ass
- aurochs
- badger
- bandicoot
- bassarisk
- bat
- bear
- beaver
- bettong
- binturong
- bison
- bobcat
- buck
- buffalo
- bunny
- burro
- cachalot
- camel
- camelopard
- cannonball
- capybara
- carabao
- caribou
- cat
- catamount
- cattalo
- cavy
- chamois
- cheetah
- chevrotain
- chinchilla
- chipmunk
- coon
- cottontail
- cougar
- courser
- cow
- coyote
- coypu
- dart
- deer
- dingo
- doe
- dog
- donkey
- dormouse
- dromedary
- eagle
- echidna
- eland
- electricity
- elephant
- elk
- ermine
- eyra
- ferret
- fisher
- fitch
- flash
- foumart
- fox
- gazelle
- gemsbok
- genet
- giraffe
- glutton
- gnu
- goat
- gopher
- greyhound
- groundhog
- guanaco
- hamster
- hartebeest
- hedgehog
- hippopotamus
- hog
- horse
- hyena
- hyrax
- ibex
- jackal
- jackass
- jackrabbit
- jaguar
- jaguarundi
- jerboa
- kangaroo
- karakul
- kinkajou
- koala
- lapin
- lemming
- leopard
- leporide
- leveret
- light
- lightning
- lion
- llama
- lynx
- mammoth
- mara
- marmot
- marten
- mastodon
- meerkat
- mercury
- mink
- mole
- mongoose
- moose
- mouflon
- mouse
- mule
- muntjac
- muskrat
- musquash
- nilgai
- nutria
- ocelot
- okapi
- onager
- opossum
- otter
- ounce
- ox
- painter
- panda
- pangolin
- panther
- peccary
- peludo
- phalanger
- pig
- platypus
- polecat
- porcupine
- possum
- poyou
- pronghorn
- puma
- quicksilver
- rabbit
- raccoon
- rat
- reindeer
- rhinoceros
- rocket
- roe
- roebuck
- sable
- serval
- sheep
- shot
- shrew
- sika
- skunk
- sloth
- springbok
- squirrel
- stoat
- streak
- suslik
- swallow
- swine
- takin
- tamandua
- tamarin
- tapir
- tarpan
- tatou
- tatouay
- thought
- thunderbolt
- tiger
- torrent
- urus
- vole
- wallaby
- warthog
- waterbuck
- weasel
- whistler
- wildcat
- wildebeest
- wind
- wolf
- wolverine
- wombat
- woodchuck
- yak
- zebra
- zebu
- zoril
hare (v.)
To hold with the hare and run with the hound.
Mad as a march hare.
He is as mad as a March hare.
I mean not to run with the Hare and holde with the Hounde.
The blood more stirs
To rouse a lion than to start a hare!
