verb
Street Slang
rabbit
RAB-it · verb · informal
To talk / chatter (from 'rabbit and pork').
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Definitions
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To talk incessantly; from 'rabbit and pork' = talk.
“She can rabbit for hours about nothing at all.”
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rabbit In A Sentence
She can rabbit for hours about nothing at all.
Origin & Usage
Clip of 'rabbit and pork' ('pork' rhymes with 'talk').
People Also Ask
What does 'rabbit' mean as a verb?
It means to talk on and on, to chatter. It comes from the rhyming slang 'rabbit and pork' — 'pork' rhymes with 'talk'.
How do you use 'rabbit'?
Often as 'rabbit on', e.g. 'she can rabbit for hours about nothing at all', meaning she talks endlessly.
Where does it come from?
From Cockney rhyming slang 'rabbit and pork', shortened to 'rabbit', where 'pork' rhymes with 'talk'.
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