Wildcat

What do we mean by wildcat?

Any of various wild felines of small to medium size, including the bobcat and the caracal. noun

A small wild feline (Felis silvestris) of Eurasia and Africa, generally regarded as being the ancestor of the domestic cat. noun

A quick-tempered person. noun

A person regarded as fierce. noun

An oil or natural-gas well drilled in an area not known to be productive. noun

A workers' strike unauthorized by their union. noun

Risky or unsound, especially financially. adjective

Issued by a financially irresponsible bank. adjective

Operating or accomplished outside the norms of standard, ethical business procedures. adjective

Of, relating to, or being an oil or natural-gas well drilled speculatively in an area not known to be productive. adjective

Undertaken by workers without approval of the officials of their union. adjective

To prospect for (oil, for example) in an area supposed to be unproductive. intransitive verb

To prospect for oil or other minerals in an area not known to be productive. intransitive verb

To go out on an unauthorized labor strike. intransitive verb

A species of cat, Felis silvestris. noun

Any undomesticated species of cat. noun

A person who acts like a wildcat, often sexually noun

A caliber of ammunition derived by amending another type of cartridge and not made by commercial manufacturers. noun

A cat that lives in the wilderness, specifically

A person who acts like a wildcat, (usually) a violent and easily-angered person or a sexually vigorous one.

An offensive formation with an unbalanced line and a snap directly to the running back rather than the quarterback.

A wheel that can be adjusted so as to revolve either with or on the shaft of a capstan.

Clipping of wildcat money, notes issued by a wildcat bank.

Some one that likes to get freaky and crazy in the sack. Try new things and be sponatenous where everything goes...biting, scratching, teasing, throwing, etc. Urban Dictionary

Where the offensive team in american football uses a running back or a wide reciever as the quarterback in a shotgun formation. This usually fails miserably if the "qb" can't throw the football. Urban Dictionary

A young woman who tends to get wasted on energy drinks, coffee or pixie sticks and proceeds to either run around like a lunatic or laugh at ANYTHING is said to her. she laughs when you say, "ten kittens dying", or, "september 11th". also goes by the names, bernadette, berna, margarita, hasheena pura hashni, and latina princess. Can not for the life of her pronounce the word, "superfluous", and always says instead, "supLerfluous". has a crazy mother. also has a dress that makes her look pregnant. her grandfather is cool beans. Urban Dictionary

When you get way too wasted and your friends take a permanent black marker and draw dicks and various insults on your face and body. Urban Dictionary

When a female, possibly inebriated, is getting crazy. Attacking people, smashing things and being a general nut. Urban Dictionary

Aka C.I.T. (Cougar in Training.) A young woman generally between the ages of 25 - 35, who is on the path to cougar-hood. They often exhibit many of the same traits as cougars, but are generally distinguished by a lesser need to seek out prey. Urban Dictionary

The name of just about every college sports team in the country. Urban Dictionary

When someone says someone 'plays for the other team' that means they're gay/lesbian but sometimes the person will say 'what team?' because they don't get get it. Everyone jn the room will shout 'Willdcats!'. Apparently, this is a High School Musical referance. The school's teams are the Wildcats and their motto/catch phrase thing is "What team? WILDCATS!" Urban Dictionary

A name of many U.S. sports teams that when used in europe and elsewhere provides a sense of comedy thus eliminating any attempts at intimidation. Urban Dictionary

A specific group of people who endure wild adventures at any given time or place. Also known to have a drastic split decision nature. Unlike many other mammals they do not readily adapt to one ecosystem, you will find them anywhere. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wildcat:
wildcat, wild cat, wild-cat.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word wildcat:
felis, hellcat, necked, cartridge, haverhill, avenger, marten, lynx, bbs, remington, coaster, strikes, magnum, badger, boar, mascot, marching, roller, otter, offense, canyon, caliber, strike, cat, cats, subspecies, pablo, creek, arabian, dive, winchester, hollow, quarterback, colors, bullet, touchdown, deer, formation, escort, tributary, marsh, carrier, receiver, ted, batman, fighter, torpedo, mountain, ridge, banking, hampshire, squadron, ammunition, kansas, custom, wild, threw, ski, helicopter, rifle, hills, zero, wells, eagle, yards, trail, kentucky, wilson.

Words that rhyme with wildcat:
cat, at, caveat, that, hat, rat, bat, flat, mat, fat, chat, pat, scat, format, combat, habitat, spat, tat, brat, matte, stat, gnat, plutocrat, sat, vat, aristocrat, splat, matt, gat, slat, nat, autocrat, acrobat, ziggurat, polecat, thermostat, sprat, bobcat, laundromat, diplomat, copycat, chitchat, brickbat, democrat, muskrat, bureaucrat, kat, batt, begat, doormat, wombat, dat, tomcat, aerostat, latke, look at, technocrat, strat, platte, sadat, thundercat, scrat, gatt, pussycat, schmatte, platt, scatt, tit-for-tat, pratt, pack rat, placemat, elat, in that, bratt, glatt, hard hat, tit for tat, top hat, such that, nonfat, pick at, butterfat, get at, cowboy hat, calico cat, blatt, gujarat, bell the cat, patte, high hat, kitcat, arrive at, hatte, fall flat, inmarsat, sand cat, babysat, gnaw at, stand pat, place mat.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wildcat:
little, african, european, first, young, big, old, large, real, successful, small, cornered, second, scottish, american, famished, common, angry, spotted, huge, regular, occasional, stuffed, trapped, caged, dead, violent, ferocious, female, musical, hungry, shouldered, tortured, fierce, productive, striped, infuriated, enraged, greenish, savage, pated, freckled, lone, live, vicious, beautiful, spanish, riddled, immense, male, called, stricken, mad, famous, gray, italian, grown, fourth, mexican, egyptian, ole, tailed, sweet, rabid.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wildcat:
strike, strikes, banking, banks, drilling, wells, skin, fighters, scheme, schemes, oil, speculation, money, strikers, bank, skins, activity, territory, pilots, walkout, operations, actions, currency, venture, stoppages, eyes, stock, action, defense, notes, ventures, company, mine, exploration, well, fans, creek, players, ancestors, test, miners, meat, companies, fan, stoppage, pilot, hide, prospector, tracts, san, whiskey, claim, promoters, collar, leases, moiety, stocks, mines, theories, cooperation, team, operation, era, drillers, jobbing, investments, queen, hunting, walkouts, colony, finance, driller, mining, formation, loans, location, township, totem, run, kittens, scream, poison, bills, financiering, inflation, punt, republic.

Consonant match to wildcat:
wild cat.

Words that sound like wildcat:
wildcat, wild cat, wildcats, wild cats, wildcatter, wild goat, white cat, wild oat, wildest, wildcard, walcott, wolcott, white coat, walcot, woodcut, wilded, wild-eyed, wild heart, wild wheat, wild card, wild eyed, wild carrot, old cat, hellcat, hell cat, wink at, welded, wielded, wildy, wildwood, wild side, wildish, wilda, wideout, well liked, wild ride, white hat, wild ass, wild wood, wile out, world court, wild geese, wild n out, wild yam, welked, wild cotton, wild oats, cold cut, polecat, lolcat, pole cat, mudcat, sidecut, hold it, holdout, hold out, whole kit, held out, winged it, wild, wallet, waldo, wicket, whilst, widest, wilco, wide-eyed, walkout, wild child, whiled, welted, wieldy, wickett, weldy, waldow, waldie, wallachia, white heat, white hot, wild beast, walk out, weed out, well kept, wild rose, white coats, wild hog, white out, waldos, white cap, wide eyed, wall tent, wild cards, wild ox, white rat, wild hop, wall rocket, wall socket, whitecoat, wide right, wild grass.