Raccoon

What do we mean by raccoon?

An omnivorous mammal (Procyon lotor) native to the Americas and introduced elsewhere, having grayish-brown fur, black masklike facial markings, and a black-ringed bushy tail. noun

The fur of this mammal. noun

Any of various similar or related animals. noun

See racoon. noun

A North American nocturnal carnivore (Procyon lotor) allied to the bears, but much smaller, and having a long, full tail, banded with black and gray. Its body is gray, varied with black and white. Called also coon, and mapach. noun

The tanate. noun

The cacomixle. noun

A nocturnal omnivore originally living in North America, typically with a mixture of gray, brown, and black fur, a mask-like marking around the eyes and a striped tail; Procyon lotor. noun

Any mammal of the genus Procyon. noun

Any mammal of the subfamily Procyoninae, a procyonine. noun

Any mammal of the family Procyonidae, a procyonid. noun

An omnivorous nocturnal mammal native to North America and Central America noun

The fur of the North American racoon noun

A nocturnal omnivore native to North America, typically with a mixture of gray, brown, and black fur, a mask-like marking around the eyes and a striped tail; Procyon lotor.

Any mammal of the genus Procyon.

Any mammal of the subfamily Procyoninae, a procyonine.

Any mammal of the family Procyonidae, a procyonid.

Words that are spelled similarly to raccoon:
raccoon, racoon.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word raccoon:
procyon, opossum, woodchuck, coati, muskrat, nutria, skunk, cottontail, bobcat, mink, chipmunk, squirrel, armadillo, vole, weasel, coyote, bluegill, porcupine, pelts, marten, guadeloupe, otter, largemouth, badger, rascal, gopher, coon, pheasant, quail, beaver, cougar, alligator, squirrels, mammal, striped, waterfowl, tres, foxes, insular, boar, deer, dogs, rabbit, nemesis, coyotes, fur, catfish, dog, panda, guardians, lynx, bald, amphibians, mule, rodents, umbrella, subspecies, barbados, hunted, zombies, snakes, owls, creek, owl, jill, elk, mole, reptiles, hawk, hare, rat, fox, moose, gray, turtle, meadow, mouse, camping, bear, tributary, coat, hunting, abundant, mice, duck, endemic, monkey, spotted, turkey, cat, birds, trout, wolf, wild, mammals, resident, predators, galaxy, hawks, mask.

Words that rhyme with raccoon:
moon, boon, tune, impugn, balloon, troon, spoon, swoon, maroon, prune, goon, soon, buffoon, rune, immune, loon, monsoon, lampoon, cocoon, lagoon, commune, cartoon, strewn, tycoon, picayune, noon, dune, coon, festoon, attune, typhoon, opportune, croon, afternoon, saloon, hewn, noone, pontoon, harpoon, poon, platoon, honeymoon, baboon, toon, june, bassoon, boone, pantaloon, shoon, midafternoon, blue moon, cameroon, inopportune, sassoon, hoon, galloon, muldoon, cardoon, shewn, calhoun, rangoon, koon, kuhn, contrabassoon, full moon, tablespoon, teaspoon, bethune, clune, saskatoon, harvest moon, kroon, suine, witherspoon, cancun, trial balloon, jeune, laffoon, high noon, daniel boone, yoon, kite balloon, good afternoon, new moon, brune, suen, silver spoon, phase of the moon, gruen, greasy spoon, magoon, shoen, mattoon, signature tune, moone, calhoon, barrage balloon, sand dune, animated cartoon, cahoon.

Adjectives that are often used to describe raccoon:
little, dead, young, old, big, large, fat, common, eating, rabid, small, american, live, male, stuffed, wild, female, british, tame, occasional, northern, hungry, poor, war, north, looking, sly, huge, black, grown, adult, sick, trapped, giant, fine, tiny, sheared, pet, curious, eastern, caged, nosed, eyed, cornered, noble, wily, marauding, tamed, biggest, wise, angry, part, orphaned, tailed, cunning, inquisitive, omnivorous, wet, injured, blind, trained, atlantic, malicious, footed, plump, familiar, albino, primitive, frightened, tropical, nice, tricky, shabby, enormous, lone, infected, uninvited, masked, damn, veteran, roasted, furry, surprised, stupid, scared, miserable.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective raccoon:
eyes, family, skin, dog, skins, coats, dogs, cap, tail, hat, meat, tracks, fat, hunting, sign, hunt, populations, coat, tails, grease, rabies, ascarid, overcoat, predation, pelts, look, perch, cortex, nuclei, caps, face, saliva, mother, head, tribe, eyed, blankets, hair, berry, fur, oil, paws, scat, hide, recombinants, puppet, prints, fox, circles, nucleus, scent, collars, hunters, depredation, urine, parvovirus, bone, footprints, collar, river.

Consonant match to raccoon:
reckon, recon, racoon, ruction, rican, racon, wroken, rake in, recoin, rockoon, ricken, rieken, rack in, raw cane, raycon, rec in, reek in, reich in, reich on, rho can, ric in, rica in, rick in, rilke in, ro can, roc in, roca in, rocca in, roch in, rocha in, rock in, rock inn, roe can, rook in, rooke in, roque in, row can, ruck in, wreak in, wreak on, wreck in.

Words that sound like raccoon:
raccoon, racoon, racon, rakin, reckon, rican, recon, racking, raccoons, racoons, wracking, arachne, rock on, rocken, ragen, richen, raken, ricken, rockin', wrekin, rake in, rauchen, erreichen, reichen, roy cohn, rag on, reken, riken, wroken, rieken, wreaken, recoin, riechen, roy keane, rocking, wrecking, reagan, regain, regan, raking, reeking, rogaine, bracken, rogan, ragu, rankin, ragging, recking, wreaking, rogen, regen, rangoon, reagen, ragan, reagon, ragon, riku, riggin, brackin, erskine, rucking, ricking, raku, raco, rugen, raskin, raca, ray gun, rooking, rascon, erskin, riggan, rankine, reune, crack on, raychem, roggen, racca, recom, drachen, rakow, racons, rcon, recumb, rabkin, recomb, shakin, cacoon, hacken, hakon, yakin, hack on, zakon, hakken, breakin, break-in, braken, break in, arac, arachis.