Definition of jackalope in English:

jackalope

noun ˈdʒakələʊpˈdʒækəˌloʊp

A mythical animal depicted as a hare or rabbit with horns, said to exist in parts of North America.
some dismiss jackalopes as the fantasy of cowboys who spent too long on the range
Example sentencesExamples
- Attendees should remember to refrain from hunting jackalope from midnight to 2 a.m. on June 31.
- The staff has long been interested in jackalope myths around the world.
- A drunk trapper named LeRoy Ball freaked in 1829 near Douglas, Wyoming after spotting the world's first jackalope.
- Fenwick claimed that jackalopes mate only during nocturnal lightning flashes.
- Back in the 1900s, popular hunting and fishing mags profiled the elusive jackalope.
- Anyone from a place with name of Moose Jaw already knows the dangers of messing around with jackalopes.
- An odd trait of the jackalope is its ability to imitate the human voice.
- An exhibit of jackalopes and their lore is on display at the Wichita Art Museum.
- A pretty idea, as I say, but about as genuine as the jackalope.
- You hardly ever see jackalopes in the wild anymore, but they can still be found in a few old taverns, usually on a wall with other stuffed critters.

Origin

1950s: blend of jackrabbit and antelope.

Definition of jackalope in US English:

jackalope

nounˈdʒækəˌloʊpˈjakəˌlōp

A mythical animal depicted as a hare or rabbit with horns, said to exist in parts of North America.
some people think jackalopes are creations of taxidermists
Example sentencesExamples
- Back in the 1900s, popular hunting and fishing mags profiled the elusive jackalope.
- Anyone from a place with name of Moose Jaw already knows the dangers of messing around with jackalopes.
- A drunk trapper named LeRoy Ball freaked in 1829 near Douglas, Wyoming after spotting the world's first jackalope.
- The staff has long been interested in jackalope myths around the world.
- A pretty idea, as I say, but about as genuine as the jackalope.
- Attendees should remember to refrain from hunting jackalope from midnight to 2 a.m. on June 31.
- You hardly ever see jackalopes in the wild anymore, but they can still be found in a few old taverns, usually on a wall with other stuffed critters.
- An exhibit of jackalopes and their lore is on display at the Wichita Art Museum.
- Fenwick claimed that jackalopes mate only during nocturnal lightning flashes.
- An odd trait of the jackalope is its ability to imitate the human voice.

Origin

1950s: blend of jackrabbit and antelope.

单词	jackalope
释义	Definition of jackalope in English: jackalope noun ˈdʒakələʊpˈdʒækəˌloʊp A mythical animal depicted as a hare or rabbit with horns, said to exist in parts of North America. some dismiss jackalopes as the fantasy of cowboys who spent too long on the range Example sentencesExamples Attendees should remember to refrain from hunting jackalope from midnight to 2 a.m. on June 31. The staff has long been interested in jackalope myths around the world. A drunk trapper named LeRoy Ball freaked in 1829 near Douglas, Wyoming after spotting the world's first jackalope. Fenwick claimed that jackalopes mate only during nocturnal lightning flashes. Back in the 1900s, popular hunting and fishing mags profiled the elusive jackalope. Anyone from a place with name of Moose Jaw already knows the dangers of messing around with jackalopes. An odd trait of the jackalope is its ability to imitate the human voice. An exhibit of jackalopes and their lore is on display at the Wichita Art Museum. A pretty idea, as I say, but about as genuine as the jackalope. You hardly ever see jackalopes in the wild anymore, but they can still be found in a few old taverns, usually on a wall with other stuffed critters. Origin 1950s: blend of jackrabbit and antelope. Definition of jackalope in US English: jackalope nounˈdʒækəˌloʊpˈjakəˌlōp A mythical animal depicted as a hare or rabbit with horns, said to exist in parts of North America. some people think jackalopes are creations of taxidermists Example sentencesExamples Back in the 1900s, popular hunting and fishing mags profiled the elusive jackalope. Anyone from a place with name of Moose Jaw already knows the dangers of messing around with jackalopes. A drunk trapper named LeRoy Ball freaked in 1829 near Douglas, Wyoming after spotting the world's first jackalope. The staff has long been interested in jackalope myths around the world. A pretty idea, as I say, but about as genuine as the jackalope. Attendees should remember to refrain from hunting jackalope from midnight to 2 a.m. on June 31. You hardly ever see jackalopes in the wild anymore, but they can still be found in a few old taverns, usually on a wall with other stuffed critters. An exhibit of jackalopes and their lore is on display at the Wichita Art Museum. Fenwick claimed that jackalopes mate only during nocturnal lightning flashes. An odd trait of the jackalope is its ability to imitate the human voice. Origin 1950s: blend of jackrabbit and antelope.
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