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Meanings of panther in English
Species of feline (Puma concolor) tawny-colored with black-tipped ears and tail.
A large spotted feline of tropical America similar to the leopard; in some classifications considered a member of the genus Felis.
Usage of panther in English
1
He is afraid; he crouches like the panther in the trap, trembling.
2
Isolation and journey's end at Segesvar's home from home, the panther farm.
3
If that panther's really around, come the nightfall we might hear him.
4
The fur trader protects himself thus from the bear and the panther.
5
He is as dangerous as the crouching panther in its fearful leap.
6
With the agility of a panther, the Chevalier sprang toward the bully.
7
With a wild howl the panther dropped the baby and ran off.
8
The panther and the Provençal gazed at each other with human comprehension.
9
That's why he changed into a panther and bit you every day.
10
You fight the gnats of the world as you fought your panther.
11
The panther had crept to within a few feet of the shack.
12
The maddened panther had crouched again after landing close to the fire.
13
At the second door a mountain lion or panther was the guardian.
14
Indigo growled like a panther and thrashed, still trying to break free.
15
But when he moved it was with the litheness of a panther.
16
Her hand found one decorated with the image of a running panther.
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Panther across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common