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starting with the letter r

kc79 | 15:10 Fri 27th Apr 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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both words are 6 letters and start with r
long-eared rodent? prize or payment?
can anyone help please

pick me up #16 �1000 xword

Many thanks.

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ia s rabbit a rodent??

Steamcarrot

Reward?

sarumite

reward

sarumite

Ratton ?

Quizmonkey

Looks like a setter's error here: rabbits aren't rodents, they're lagomorphs. But I can't see an alternative (rattons aren't long-eared!)

Ont-ice

Rattus.
Noun 1. Rattus - common house rats; upper incisors have a beveled edge

Quizmonkey

a) it's the genus
b) it's not long-eared

Ont-ice

Quizmonkey. I stand corrected although you will see that I 'lifted' my info from a dictionary definition.
So that leaves us back with Mr. Rabbit which is considered vermin in these here parts despite it belonging to the order lagomorpha. I think you will find that Australians also classify rabbits as vermin.

rogerr

A rabbit IS a rodent--see Chambers under rodent--and I should know ;O)

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