white rabbit
/ˌwʌɪt ˈrabɪt/noun
A person who or thing which moves rapidly or hurriedly from place to place.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in Simon Brett (b. 1945), novelist. From white + rabbit, with allusion to the White Rabbit, a character in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, who was always running because he was in danger of being late.
- ordinary keeper
- ordinary level
- ordinary-looking
- ordinary ray
- ordinary seaman
- grasp
- graspable
- grasp at straws
- grasper
- grasping
- graspingly
- graspingness
- grasp the nettle
- grass
- grassbird
- grassbox
- grass carp
- grass castle
- grass catcher
- grasscloth
- grass court
- grass-covered
- grass cuttings
- grasscycling
- Grasse