"jackrabbit start" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1937 May 8, Hayward Daily Review, Hayward, California:",
          "text": "Both are grand horses that did not know defeat However Admiral will have to make a jackrabbit start to get away ahead",
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          "ref": "1941 July 4, “Ickes Widens Drive On 'Gas' Wasters”, in Washington Post:",
          "text": "Secretary of Interior Ickes' plan to conserve gasoline by arresting \"jackrabbit start\" drivers and operators of fume-belching autos, starting tomorrow,",
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          "text": "1993, Chicago Tribune (18 April), \"Jackrabbit Start for Egg Hunt\", Susan Kubian\nOne little tyke had to be restrained from a jackrabbit start under the rope as his mother pulled him back, grabbing the hood of his jacket."
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          "ref": "1995, Robert Allen Palmatier, Speaking of Animals: A Dictionary of Animal Metaphors:",
          "text": "JACKRABBIT START ... The sudden acceleration of a motor vehicle from a standing stop. ... The analogy is to a jackrabbit (q.v.) leaping suddenly from cover and bounding quickly away when disturbed by a dog or a hunter.",
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        "A fast or quick start, as to a race."
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  "word": "jackrabbit start"
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          "ref": "1937 May 8, Hayward Daily Review, Hayward, California:",
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          "ref": "1941 July 4, “Ickes Widens Drive On 'Gas' Wasters”, in Washington Post:",
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          "text": "1993, Chicago Tribune (18 April), \"Jackrabbit Start for Egg Hunt\", Susan Kubian\nOne little tyke had to be restrained from a jackrabbit start under the rope as his mother pulled him back, grabbing the hood of his jacket."
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          "text": "JACKRABBIT START ... The sudden acceleration of a motor vehicle from a standing stop. ... The analogy is to a jackrabbit (q.v.) leaping suddenly from cover and bounding quickly away when disturbed by a dog or a hunter.",
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