I am combed and styled on your head every day, but pronounce me aloud in a springtime meadow and I turn into a fleet-footed cousin of the Easter rabbit. What am I?
Hair (Hare)
'Hair' (on your head) is a homophone for 'hare' (a fast wild rabbit).
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