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1. marsupial rat
noun.
Any
of
numerous
small
sharp-nosed
insectivorous
marsupials
superficially
resembling
mice
or
rats.
Synonyms
Phascogale
pouched mouse
dasyurid
marsupial mouse
genus Phascogale
dasyurid marsupial
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2. marsupial
noun.
(mɑːrˈsuːpiːəl)
Mammals
of
which
the
females
have
a
pouch
(the
marsupium)
containing
the
teats
where
the
young
are
fed
and
carried.
Synonyms
bandicoot
opossum
marsupial mole
pouched mammal
metatherian
pouched mole
wombat
order Marsupialia
Marsupialia
dasyurid marsupial
phalanger
dasyurid
kangaroo
Notoryctus typhlops
possum
opossum rat
3. rat
noun.
(ˈræt)
Any
of
various
long-tailed
rodents
similar
to
but
larger
than
a
mouse.
Synonyms
brown rat
roof rat
Rattus norvegicus
jerboa rat
Norway rat
rice rat
rodent
pocket rat
mole rat
bandicoot rat
Oryzomys palustris
gnawer
black rat
Rattus rattus
Antonyms
unconcealed
ride
refrain
fold
uncover
Etymology
rat (English)
rat (Middle English (1100-1500))
4. rat
verb.
(ˈræt)
Catch
rats,
especially
with
dogs.
Synonyms
capture
catch
Antonyms
fail
malfunction
employer
Etymology
rat (English)
rat (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. rat
verb.
(ˈræt)
Give
away
information
about
somebody.
Synonyms
stag
shop
grass
betray
inform
sell out
shit
tell on
denounce
give away
snitch
Antonyms
understate
empty
studio
idle
inactivity
Etymology
rat (English)
rat (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. rat
noun.
(ˈræt)
A
pad
(usually
made
of
hair)
worn
as
part
of
a
woman's
coiffure.
Synonyms
hairdo
pad
coif
coiffure
hair style
hairstyle
Antonyms
deny
please
sink
achromatic
victory
Etymology
rat (English)
rat (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. rat
verb.
(ˈræt)
Give
(hair)
the
appearance
of
being
fuller
by
using
a
rat.
Synonyms
pad
fill out
Antonyms
unemployment
disengage
bore
Etymology
rat (English)
rat (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. rat
verb.
(ˈræt)
Take
the
place
of
work
of
someone
on
strike.
Synonyms
blackleg
scab
fink
do work
work
Antonyms
unlock
repel
get off
detach
unhitch
Etymology
rat (English)
rat (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. rat
noun.
(ˈræt)
A
person
who
is
deemed
to
be
despicable
or
contemptible.
Synonyms
crumb
unpleasant person
so-and-so
skunk
stinker
dirty dog
rotter
disagreeable person
bum
git
scum bag
puke
stinkpot
lowlife
Antonyms
boycott
sell
undeceive
deceive
overstate
Etymology
rat (English)
rat (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. rat
noun.
(ˈræt)
Someone
who
works
(or
provides
workers)
during
a
strike.
Synonyms
strikebreaker
blackleg
scab
worker
Antonyms
nonworker
buy
worth
praise
keep quiet
Etymology
rat (English)
rat (Middle English (1100-1500))
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