wallaby

IPA: wˈɑɫʌbi

Any of several species of marsupial; usually smaller and stockier than kangaroos
(rugby) A player for the Wallabies, the Australian national rugby union team.

Examples of "wallaby" in Sentences

The Good, The Bad, and The Wallaby.
The Banded Hare wallaby has a short nose.
It is the most common wallaby in Australia's north.
The kangaroo and wallaby exhibit also was redesigned.
Caringbah is an Aboriginal word for a pademelon wallaby.
The wallaby is a smaller kind of kangaroo which is also hunted.
It didn't seem like a wallaby at the time, but it probably was...
But the wallaby is a kangaroo, it's just a different size of kangaroo.
The Rufous Hare wallaby has rufous grey fur and is the smallest hare wallaby.
Until this very moment I thought a wallaby was a kind of shoe, so you need to help me out.
There is also a small kind of kangaroo, called the wallaby, which, though I have not hunted, I have eaten.
The wallaby is a favourite food of the Tasmanian devil, yet the speed of this fellow's appearance has surprised even Mr King.
A unique antimicrobial has been discovered in wallaby milk that could be used in hospitals to fight deadly antibiotic-resistant bacteria
One correction, the wildlife manager says there hasn't been a documented sighting since 1990, but the Honolulu Advertiser noted a wandering wallaby in 2002.
The toys that Grooms remembers best from his childhood were a clawless hammer he wouldn't be without and a "wallaby," a play car that was steered with the feet and powered by pumping a