Bandicoot
noun
A small Australian mammal, similar to a rat or rabbit.
The baby bandicoot hid in the tall grass to avoid predators.
Often appears as...
- baby bandicoot
- bandicoot habitat
noun
A character in a popular video game series, known for his speed and agility.
In Crash Bandicoot, the player controls a bandicoot named Crash who aims to stop the plans of the villain.
Often appears as...
- crash bandicoot
- bandicoot game
Usage tips
Colloquial
noun
A small Australian mammal, similar to a rat or rabbit.
The baby bandicoot hid in the tall grass to avoid predators.
Often appears as...
- baby bandicoot
- bandicoot habitat
noun
A character in a popular video game series, known for his speed and agility.
In Crash Bandicoot, the player controls a bandicoot named Crash who aims to stop the plans of the villain.
Often appears as...
- crash bandicoot
- bandicoot game
Usage tips
Colloquial
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Australian Origin
The term primarily refers to marsupials native to Australia, indicating a geographic origin.
Bandicoots are mainly found in the wild in Australia.
Pro Tip 2/3Physical Traits
Focus on physical traits such as small size, resembling a rat or rabbit, to picture a bandicoot.
That small animal with a pointed snout looks like a bandicoot.
Pro Tip 3/3Wildlife Context
The word bandicoot is commonly used in discussions about wildlife, nature, and conservation.
The nature reserve protects several bandicoot species.
Pro Tip 1/3Australian Origin
The term primarily refers to marsupials native to Australia, indicating a geographic origin.
Bandicoots are mainly found in the wild in Australia.
Pro Tip 2/3Physical Traits
Focus on physical traits such as small size, resembling a rat or rabbit, to picture a bandicoot.
That small animal with a pointed snout looks like a bandicoot.
Pro Tip 3/3Wildlife Context
The word bandicoot is commonly used in discussions about wildlife, nature, and conservation.
The nature reserve protects several bandicoot species.
Pro Tip 1/3Australian Origin
The term primarily refers to marsupials native to Australia, indicating a geographic origin.
Bandicoots are mainly found in the wild in Australia.
Pro Tip 2/3Physical Traits
Focus on physical traits such as small size, resembling a rat or rabbit, to picture a bandicoot.
That small animal with a pointed snout looks like a bandicoot.
Pro Tip 3/3Wildlife Context
The word bandicoot is commonly used in discussions about wildlife, nature, and conservation.
The nature reserve protects several bandicoot species.
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Video examples
Rats at Night PIPE National...
may seem unstoppable to humans as they help themselves to vast amounts of grain the average rat eats about 10% of its body weight a day and still this lesser Bandicoot rat ma manages to keep a month's worth of food for her babies in
Video examples
Rats at Night PIPE National...
may seem unstoppable to humans as they help themselves to vast amounts of grain the average rat eats about 10% of its body weight a day and still this lesser Bandicoot rat ma manages to keep a month's worth of food for her babies in
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