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Meanings of wildcat in English
Usage of wildcat in English
1
Rival bullion producer Harmony Gold has also given wildcat strikers an ultimatum.
2
The other wildcat had by this time climbed out of the pool.
3
The day he and his sister saw the wildcat in the garden.
4
She's more dangerous than her wildcat sister, or so I would guess.
5
And I saw you fighting past the guards like a little wildcat.
6
Sanu hurt his hamstring on a wildcat run ahead of Freeman's touchdown.
7
Rumours that a wildcat has been spotted on Winnington Road this evening.
8
Two Scottish wildcat kittens have been born in a captive breeding programme.
9
The hawk was perfectly trained, and as fierce as a mountain wildcat.
10
But whether they hit the wildcat or not, they could not tell.
11
And then this wildcat jumped me-He paused and his eyes widened.
12
They are of a sort to make a wildcat sick with envy.
13
It might have been a wildcat prowling low on soft, stealthy feet.
14
He hurled himself forward and closed with Dan like a young wildcat.
15
Rare footage said to be of a pure wildcat has been captured.
16
But I know I'll never find another to equal that wildcat scene.
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Wildcat through the time
Wildcat across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common