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a rabbit's underground city, complete with traffic, suburbs, and zero rent control
means A network of interconnected rabbit burrows, or by extension any crowded, maze-like cluster of passages, rooms, or streets.
from From Anglo-Norman 'warenne,' meaning a piece of land set aside for breeding game — a privilege jealously guarded by medieval lords, who kept rabbits, hares, and other 'beasts of warren' for hunting. The word traces back to a Germanic root meaning 'to guard' or 'protect' (a cousin of 'ward' and 'warrant'). Over time the meaning burrowed downward, from the protected land to the rabbits themselves, and finally to the tunnels they dug beneath it.
- meaning
- A maze of interconnected rabbit burrows and tunnels
- size
- Can house hundreds of rabbits underground
- surname
- Old English for 'park keeper' or game warden
- buffett
- World's richest investor was named after the burrow
- structure
- Features separate chambers for nesting and escape routes
warren commission — 1963-1964 investigation into jfk's assassination led by chief justice earl warren
warren buffett — berkshire hathaway ceo, one of world's richest people with net worth over $100 billion
warren beatty — actor-director who won best director oscar for 'reds' in 1982