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Meanings of silver-tip in English
Portuguese
urso cinzento Catalan
ós gris 
Powerful brownish-yellow bear of the uplands of western North America.
Usage of silver-tip in English
1
I'll bet at this very minute you're honing to get after a silver-tip.
2
Youngster, even a silver-tip-thet'sa grizzly bear-willmake tracks away from a cougar.
3
I began to eat of the fruit when I saw a large silver-tip crawling toward us.
4
A large silver-tip grizzly rashly attacked a full-grown billy, and managed to inflict upon him mortal injuries.
5
The skin of a silver-tip bear was stretched beneath a writing desk, a trophy of Arlie's rifle, which hung in a rack above.
6
The silver-tip grizzly bear of the Rocky Mountains has a mental trait and a corresponding habit which seems to be unique in bear character.
7
This is not the bear that Big Bill ran from," I replied; "impossible, this is a silver-tip, and not a true grizzly."
8
I've had more than one tussle with an old silver-tip, and I've got a few hides up at the house to serve as reminders.
9
In Oregon the cinnamon bear is a phase of the small black bear; in Montana it is the plains variety of the large mountain silver-tip.
10
But then he trails off, his attention caught by the silver-tipped cane.
11
I've got to go back inside. He hands me the silver-tipped cane.
12
And those shadows on the further wall like riders passing with silver-tipped spears?
13
But not a single bear, black, brown, or silver-tipped, now called upon us.
14
Then for a short moment a shred of silver-tipped cloud cut off the radiance.
15
August moves beside her, hovering with the silver-tipped cane rather than the bull hook.
16
The silver-tipped rabbit is peculiar to England, and is sent thence to Russia and China.