gerbil
nounDivide gerbil into syllables:
ger · bil
How to pronounce gerbil:
Definition of gerbil:
- gerbil (noun):
- noun. small Old World burrowing desert rodent with long soft pale fur and hind legs adapted for leaping.
- any of numerous old world burrowing desert rodents (gerbillus and related genera) with long hind legs adapted for leaping
Synonyms for gerbil:
gerbille
gerbillinae
gnawer
jird
meriones longifrons
meriones unguiculatus
rodent
sand rat
subfamily gerbillinae
tamarisk gerbil
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