catamountain

  • 11cat|a|mount — «KAT uh mownt», noun. 1. a) any one of several wild animals of the cat family, especially the cougar. (So called by early settlers in eastern North America.) b) a wildcat, such as a lynx. 2. = catamountain. (Cf. ↑catamountain) ╂[short for… …

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  • 122nd Battalion, 87th Infantry Regiment — Unit HistoryThe battalion was formed in May 1942 as the 87th Infantry, Mountain, 2nd Battalion, Reinforced at Fort Lewis, Washington. It along with 1 87 Mountain Infantry, comprised the 87th Mountain Infantry. The battalion was made up of world… …

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  • 13catamount — /kat euh mownt /, n. 1. a wild animal of the cat family, esp. the cougar or the lynx. 2. catamountain. [1655 65; short for CATAMOUNTAIN] * * * …

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  • 14catamount — [ katəmaʊnt] (also catamountain ˌkatə maʊntɪn) noun N. Amer. a puma. ↘archaic any medium sized or large wild cat. Origin ME (as catamountain): from the phr. cat of the mountain …

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  • 15catamount — cat•a•mount [[t]ˈkæt əˌmaʊnt[/t]] n. 1) mam a wild cat, esp. the cougar or the lynx 2) mam catamountain • Etymology: 1655–65; short for catamountain …

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  • 16cat-o'-moun|tain — «KAT uh MOWN tuhn», noun. = catamountain. (Cf. ↑catamountain) …

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  • 17cat-o'-mountain — /kat euh mown tn/, n. catamountain. * * * …

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  • 18cougar — noun a) A mountain lion; Puma concolor. A cougar approached Warren at the Palomino Club and asked for a dance. b) A woman of middle age who actively seeks the casual, often sexual, companionship of younger males, typically less than 35 years old; …

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  • 19panther — n 1. cougar, puma, wild cat, black panther, painter; mountain lion, catamount, catamountain. 2. leopard, Archaic. pard, jaguar, cheetah, jungle cat. 3.Informal. wild man, savage, brute, beast, wild beast, animal, tiger, Inf. fire eater, Inf. ugly …

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  • 20cat-o'-mountain — /kæt ə ˈmaʊntən/ (say kat uh mowntuhn) noun → catamountain …