gerbil (Meaning)
Wordnet
gerbil (n)
small Old World burrowing desert rodent with long soft pale fur and hind legs adapted for leaping
Webster
gerbil (n.)
Alt. of Gerbille
Synonyms & Antonyms of gerbil
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
gerbil Sentence Examples
- The gerbil scurried through the maze, its tiny body navigating the intricate paths.
- Sally's pet gerbil, Mittens, delighted her with its adorable antics and soft fur.
- The gerbil's teeth gnawed incessantly on a piece of cardboard, creating a rhythmic scraping sound.
- The gerbilarium was a miniature paradise, complete with tunnels, toys, and a cozy nest.
- The gerbil's tail twitched nervously as the vet examined it.
- The gerbil's burrow consisted of a series of interconnected chambers, each with a specific purpose.
- The gerbil's diet consisted mainly of seeds, nuts, and dried insects.
- The gerbil's whiskers twitched as it explored its surroundings, detecting smells and obstacles.
- The gerbil's eyes bulged with curiosity as it observed the new objects in its cage.
- The gerbil's playful nature brought joy to its owner, who loved to watch it scamper and jump.
FAQs About the word gerbil
small Old World burrowing desert rodent with long soft pale fur and hind legs adapted for leapingAlt. of Gerbille
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gerbil scurried through the maze, its tiny body navigating the intricate paths.
Sally's pet gerbil, Mittens, delighted her with its adorable antics and soft fur.
The gerbil's teeth gnawed incessantly on a piece of cardboard, creating a rhythmic scraping sound.
The gerbilarium was a miniature paradise, complete with tunnels, toys, and a cozy nest.
