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  1. 26-Feb-2008, 02:10 #1
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    what does the simile "like a crushed and frightened rabbit mean"
  2. 26-Feb-2008, 09:53 #2
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    Context would help.
  3. 26-Feb-2008, 17:49 #3
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    However, a rabbit is generally a timid animal, so a crushed and frightened rabbit is exceptionally timid.
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