Leopard

What do we mean by leopard?

A large wild cat (Panthera pardus) of Africa and southern Asia, having either tawny fur with dark rosettelike markings or black fur. noun

Any of several similar felines, such as the cheetah or the snow leopard. noun

A lion in side view, having one forepaw raised and the head facing the observer. noun

The pard or panther, Felis pardus, the largest spotted cat of the Old World. noun

In heraldry, originally, a lion passant gardant. noun

A gold coin, weighing from about 53 to 69 grains, struck by Edward III. and Edward the Black Prince of England, for circulation in France, and having on the obverse a lion passant gardant. In French heraldry this representation is described as a lion léopardé, whence the name of the coin. noun

A large, savage, carnivorous mammal (Felis leopardus). It is of a yellow or fawn color, with rings or roselike clusters of black spots along the back and sides. It is found in Southern Asia and Africa. By some the panther (Felis pardus) is regarded as a variety of leopard. noun

See Cheetah. noun

Any one of several species or varieties of small, spotted cats found in Africa, Southern Asia, and the East Indies; esp., Felis Bengalensis. noun

See Gopher, 2. noun

A large wild cat with a spotted coat, Panthera pardus, indigenous to Africa and Asia. noun

The pelt of a leopard noun

Large feline of African and Asian forests usually having a tawny coat with black spots noun

Panthera pardus, a large wild cat with a spotted coat native to Africa and Asia, especially the male of the species (in contrast to leopardess).

(inexact) A similar-looking, large wild cat named after the leopard.

A lion passant guardant.

Any of various nymphalid butterflies of the genus Phalanta, having black markings on an orange base.

NOT an "urban cougar", but still a single or divorced woman 35 to 55, intelligent, successful, educated, secure in herself, her looks and her life. She enjoys the company of men on her terms. She does not seek younger men, older men or even men her own age. They seek HER. These women are far, far classier than the trashy "cougar". They do not frequent bars for pick ups, hook ups or anything other than a drink and some company with their girl friends. They do not hide their ages or their attitudes and are impatient with obvious come ons. Mostly solitary, they are very, very difficult to hunt, hence "leopardess". Katherine Hepburn would have been the Ultimate Urban Leopard(ess). You might call them a MILF if you want to get slapped. Also called a leopardess or quite simply, a grown woman. Urban Dictionary

Similar the urban cougar ( cougar urban cougar....older hot woman who looks younger, and keeps herself up who attacts romantic interest from younger men, or who preys on younger men). The Lepeord is much CLASSIER, does not prey on the young men, yet is flattered by their interest as long as it is not pushed upon them or expected to be reciprocated. The lepeord will not date them, and rarely will bed them, but is flattered by cougar snack's attention in small amounts. Unlike the cougar, the lepeord does not intentionally try to get the attention of younger men. The leopard is usually over 30, does not try to hide her values, age (despite looking good for her age and for some much younger), or oppinions. She does not like sleezy come ons, dirty talk, and guys who come after her for sex. To score with a leopard a man would have to get to know and appreciate her mind, not just her body and looks. She enjoys looking good and being sexy, but is happy to just take care of herself just for her own sake, not to lure or bait a trap. She may be a loner, or hang with cougars, yet usually its easier to spot a cougar than a leopard. She will be the sexy older woman at the club who dances, laughs with freinds, drinks, and talks to guys, without the intent of picking any of them up. Beware, the best gold diggers often try to mask themselves as leopards!!! Urban Dictionary

Noun--anything that unexpectedly causes you direct or indirect harm (essentially mauls you or someone in your group out of nowhere) while being sketchy and/or intoxicated in some form. Urban Dictionary

N. a penis containing freckles, giving it a spotted appearance. Mostly common on people with blonde or red hair with freckles on other various parts of their body. Urban Dictionary

A leopard is like a cougar, but older and with more liver spots. They are 55+, and they chase after the younger men. Urban Dictionary

An older, more sophisticated cougar, but with liver spots. Urban Dictionary

A lesbian {Cougar}. Urban Dictionary

A leopard is simply a cougar that has a S.T.D. (Sexually Transmitted Disease). Urban Dictionary

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When you stick your thumb in a womans ass while hittin it doggy-style then put the thumb prints all over her back so she spotted like a leopard. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to leopard:
leopard, leotard, leonard, jeopard, leppard.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word leopard:
uncia, panthera, dhole, chital, langur, serow, sambar, locarno, muntjac, tahr, civet, gaur, hyena, appaloosa, clouded, macaque, sloth, rhesus, mongoose, jackal, ibex, gecko, cheetah, himalayan, porcupine, boar, rhinoceros, barking, frog, tortoise, giraffe, musk, antelope, lizard, squirrel, hog, spotting, cat, deer, toad, zebra, puma, panda, frogs, asiatic, lynx, skins, jaguar, rana, spotted, crocodile, lion, tarzan, seals, striped, elephant, tiger, cats, cub, moth, tanks, subspecies, chesapeake, otter, panther, jungle, armour, monkey, python, turret, snow, shark, reptiles, hare, mac, seal, predator, bear, goat, wild, zoo, nissan, monkeys, spots, prey, tank, cubs, endangered, trek, armoured, endemic, arabian, tibetan, skin, snake, mammals, fur, upgrade, sanctuary, wolf.

Words that rhyme with leopard:
shepherd, shepard, peppered, sheppard, german shepherd, sheperd, shephard, peppard, shepperd, alan shepard, good shepherd, leppard, belgian shepherd, shepheard, eppard, lepard.

Adjectives that are often used to describe leopard:
black, clouded, british, young, spotted, large, male, dead, big, little, female, small, old, tame, beautiful, african, english, chesapeake, white, fine, hungry, eating, stuffed, common, caged, wild, huge, real, occasional, sea, ordinary, rare, grown, golden, war, true, winged, live, couchant, fierce, indian, magnificent, elusive, angry, headed, enormous, arabian, yellow, gun, sleek, northern, crowned, hunting, wounded, marauding, ferocious, immense, heraldic, dangerous, graceful, bright, handsome, captive, splendid, persian, sized, cruel, fake, trapped, lurking, proverbial, lithe, frozen, tawny, quick, mad, giant, trained, cunning, spotless, savage, dear, fiery.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective leopard:
skin, skins, print, cat, affair, seals, men, frog, man, syndrome, moth, frogs, chesapeake, seal, sharks, spots, geckos, shark, incident, cats, cubs, spot, wood, hunting, killer, country, predation, pattern, coats, beast, hunt, lizard, rock, lily, plant, tamer, tortoises, lizards, crest, coat, cub, upholstery, hide, rugs, calls, mother, ecology, tracks, fur, moths, attacks, pelts, lilies, wives, rays, spoor, tails, steak, borer, hunters, menace, tortoise, whelp, negotiations, stript, alarm, clan, meat, rituals, brains, demon, grouper, chief, lion, flower, housings, pants, river, lake, dress, whiskers, flesh, cloak, fat.

Consonant match to leopard:
lipid, lepid, lipoid, lipide, lippard, lopid, leppard, lupoid, leap had, lepard.

Words that sound like leopard:
leopard, leppard, lepered, lippard, leppert, lippert, leper, labored, leopards, laird, lepper, laboured, lepre, lepra, laired, lepid, lepr, lebert, leopardo, leopardi, shepherd, shepard, sheperd, sheppard, shephard, shepperd, shepheard, libert, leered, lipper, slippered, lipread, lip read, lipide, clippard, lip-read, lord, lard, leapt, lowered, lipid, leaped, lured, lept, looper, layered, leaper, leapord, loper, lepers, leeper, lettered, leeward, leathered, lapper, liard, lopper, luper, leisured, lourd, laper, lessard, lapid, loured, loord, lapre, lourde, lapar, lopid, chippered, layard, liebert, jeopard, hebard, guepard, littered, lipped, lubber, liber, lovebird, lumbered, libber, blubbered, libera, love bird, laporte, libid, labree, libbed, laborde, limbered, lyford, lippitt, lifford, labre, lie-abed, liford, laport, blared, blabbered.