Coyote

What do we mean by coyote?

A wolflike carnivorous mammal (Canis latrans) of North and Central America, having grayish-brown or yellowish fur, large erect ears, and a drooping bushy tail. noun

A firefighter who is sent to battle remote, usually very severe forest fires, often for days at a time. noun

A person who smuggles illegal immigrants into the United States, especially across the Mexican border. noun

The Spanish and now the usual name of the common prairie- or barking-wolf of western North America, Canis latrans, abundant almost everywhere from the great plains to the Pacific. noun

No less than eleven species of coyotes have been recognized by Merriam, the name Canis latrans being restricted to the eastern form whose type-locality is Iowa. The species from Lower California is C. peninsuiæ; the Californian form is C. ochropus; and that from Indian Territory is C. frustror. noun

A carnivorous animal (Canis latrans), allied to the dog, found in the western part of North America; -- called also prairie wolf. Its voice is a snapping bark, followed by a prolonged, shrill howl. noun

Canis latrans, a species of canine native to North America. noun

A smuggler of illegal immigrants across the land border from Mexico into the United States of America. noun

To prospect for gold by manually digging holes into overlying earth, as into a hillside. verb

Someone who smuggles illegal immigrants into the United States (usually across the Mexican border) noun

A forest fire fighter who is sent to battle remote and severe forest fires (often for days at a time) noun

Small wolf native to western North America noun

Canis latrans, a species of canine native to North America.

A smuggler of undocumented immigrants across the land border from Latin America into the United States of America.

Words that are spelled similarly to coyote:
coyote, coote, cayote, choyote.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word coyote:
wile, bobcat, muskrat, cottontail, jackrabbit, opossum, trickster, canis, pronghorn, skunk, raccoon, shivers, coyotes, acme, ugly, roadrunner, armadillo, porcupine, runner, mink, quail, jackal, squirrel, gulch, cougar, marten, badger, looney, grouse, rattlesnake, weasel, bighorn, mule, squirrels, otter, lynx, waits, wolf, wash, elk, deer, rabbit, beaver, brush, navajo, wolves, wolverine, hare, bald, owl, foxes, moose, canyon, bugs, bison, gray, lizard, saloon, sands, crow, clara, prairie, fox, creek, cartoon, tunes, raven, wilderness, hawk, mammals, willow, lion, trout, watershed, bear, desert, sheep, eagle, reservation, fur, hills, springs, cliff, salmon, prey, tributary, mythology, ranch, subspecies, jose, catch, bird, wild, creator, reconnaissance, dog, ridge, santa, snake, birds.

Words that rhyme with coyote:
roti, protea, quixote, floaty, doty, don quixote, coty, throaty, brodie, moti, coatee, goaty, hotei, belote, toti, otey, foti, calcote, perotti, ciotti, sidoti, pedrotti, gigliotti, michelotti, mo ti, angotti, iannotti, o t, bellotti, guidotti, pierotti, barsotti, perrotti, willow tea, although t, anecdote he, antidote he, au t, below t, below te, bertolotti, bo t, boat he, capriotti, chicago t, co t, coat he, codispoti, crow t, denote t, flow t, footnote e, footnote he, footnote t, gillotti, go t, goat he, grow tea, gugliotti, ho t, ho ti, joe t, know t, ko te, livoti, lo t, low t, mazziotti, mo t, mo te, no t, no te, note e, note he, note t, o te, o ti, oh t, oh te, overcoat he, po t, pro t, pro te, promote e, promote t, quo te, quote he, raincoat he, ratio t, remote e, remote he, ro t, row t, sailboat he, saito t, show t, so t, sotti, steamboat he, tableau t.

Adjectives that are often used to describe coyote:
old, man, little, lone, dead, young, hungry, poor, big, female, occasional, wild, eastern, single, second, male, distant, wily, rabid, lean, gray, mangy, mad, cowardly, sly, trapped, yellow, lonely, tame, cunning, lonesome, eyed, clever, crazy, how, live, oldman, foolish, blue, grown, sick, huge, wise, solitary, stuffed, hunted, eared, biggest, lame, scared, mexican, fat, damn, crafty, north, younger, colored, gaunt, starved, blank, shot, stupid, legged, lazy, frightened, ancestral, ubiquitous, miserable, headed, curious, damned, unseen.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective coyote:
man, stories, brush, buffalo, tracks, control, skins, skin, tales, scat, runs, predation, returns, holes, howls, put, father, bush, pups, hunting, ears, eyes, tricks, jim, pelts, hunts, hybrids, populations, hole, willow, woman, hides, dog, singing, jumps, bait, dives, lookin, imitates, organization, bull, turns, habits, visits, meat, tobacco, dances, corn, getter, behavior, mother, girl, movements, figures, loses, medicine, country, dogs, getters, spirit, bites, blasting, urine, marries, flesh, water, story, gets, elk, song, reproduction, hunters, coyotes, mestizo, relationships, food, stuff, scats, furs, proceeds, rides, shot, hills, creek, feathers, shows, trickster, cheats, moves, being, kills, behaviour, fur, ing, papers, colonies, dim, challenges, institutes.

Consonant match to coyote:
coati, karate, coaita, key out, koweit, coate, carota, kohut, koaita, kioto, kohout, caouette, chi at, co it, coo at, cou et, coup at, coup et, coup it, cow it, coy at, k et, k it, kai at, kay et, kaye et, key at, key hit, key it, khoo et, ki at, koito, koo et, ku et, qi at, qiaotou, qu et, quai at, quay at.

Words that sound like coyote:
coyote, coyotes, coty, coati, coti, coatee, koti, kioto, cloete, gaiety, quota, kitty, katie, cutie, county, karate, cody, katy, cacti, catty, cutey, cootie, cutty, kyoto, kody, catie, kowtow, kindy, katey, quixote, kittie, kati, cotto, conti, kota, caty, cota, codie, kity, cayote, canty, koto, codi, codey, cotty, cattie, cuti, cati, coto, kilty, kriti, coady, crotty, kattie, cushty, kodie, kelty, cotti, codee, ketty, keita, clootie, clotty, kuti, chiodo, catey, kitti, carroty, keltie, carota, katti, clytie, costi, kyat, contee, kiltie, cantey, countee, kiti, catti, kanti, canti, culti, kiyoshi, keti, carate, casti, cratty, kotow, ketti, coontie, khamti, kosti, cotu, kiaat, k t, khanty, kroto, kotah, gayety.