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a. Having ears resembling those of a rabbit
Usage examples of "rabbit-eared".
Stephen and Martin looked at him sadly: for some time they had suspected an impacted wisdom-tooth, but there was nothing that either of them could do and presently Dr Maturin, having taken Padeen's pulse and looked into his mouth and throat again, poured out a generous dose of his usual physic, tied up the face in a rabbit-eared bandage, and excused him duty.
On the port side there was even a pigpen holding about thirty of the tiny rabbit-eared porcines.
They and their rabbit-eared cousins that draw those carts, they are superfluous, really.
Once the team had tethered itself together and begun drifting aft of the shuttle's stubby, swept-back wings—propelled by the reaction pistol their leader accepted from Kamanov, who helped her plug the rabbit-eared device into her backpack—the letters would be legible.