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Meanings of puma in English
Species of feline (Puma concolor) tawny-colored with black-tipped ears and tail.
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Russian
siddeley puma Portuguese
siddeley puma 
Spanish
puma Family of medium-lift helicopters.
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Usage of puma in English
1
She recognised in the puma-asin others of his race- adeadlyenemy.
2
Three big hutches, however, went up to the house with the puma.
3
The puma is in build like the lion, but has no mane.
4
For the discerning puma consumer Things are clearly not what they were.
5
There against the weird solitary sky the man and the puma fought.
6
The man threatening the puma slipped out through the door behind him.
7
A puma was even captured by authorities in the Chilean capital, Santiago.
8
Each of them moved with the lithe grace of a young puma.
9
With the quickness of a puma he swung off to one side.
10
But the puma easily saw through these excuses, and laughed at him.
11
At length Surley's attack seemed to produce more effect on the puma.
12
Her glance flicked to one of the life-support canisters containing a puma.
13
Thus she understood that she was become another being, Moke-iche, the puma.
14
If a jaguar or puma were there, the creature would come forward.
15
His head had been battered in by the fetters of the puma.
16
She once killed a panther-ora puma, I forget which-witha hat-pin!
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Translations for puma
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Puma through the time
Puma across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common