Lapins [noun]

Mister Lapin, a house with the reputation of Appenweier & Murray shouldn't ought to got in stock at all.

Lapin demanded as he strode up to the showcase and pulled out the costume indicated by Elkan.

Lapin paused in his progress toward his office and even as he did so Elkan's eyes strayed to a glass-covered showcase.

He thrust the garment under Lapin's nose with one hand, while with the other he dug down into his trousers pocket.

For at least ten minutes Max Lapin sat with knitted brows and pondered Elkan's words.

"Well, that whole case is full of leftovers and I don't want it touched," Lapin said.

The French lapin, which has supplanted the old word conin, is said to be formed from lepinus, an adjective of lepus.

There was a gendarme in front of the door of the Lapin Agile.

Ce ptit chat, she said to herself, je savais bien quil ne ferait pas le lapin.

In France it is the rabbit's nest, "nid le lapin," that people sometimes discover.