Leopard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEOPARD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large, carnivorous, feline mammal
• a large solitary cat that has a fawn or brown coat with black spots, native to the forests of Africa and southern Asia.
• the leopard as a heraldic device.
• a lion passant guardant as in the arms of England.
• spotted like a leopard
• large spotted animal of the cat family
• 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.
• the pelt of a leopard
• large feline of African and Asian forests usually having a tawny coat with black spots
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large, carnivorous feline mammal

Words related to LEOPARD

leopardess13 leopardesses15 leopards11 libbard12 pardale10 pardalis11

Words that contain LEOPARD

leopards11 leopardess13 cameleopard18 leopardskin18 cameleopards19 leopardesses15 leopardskins19

How to use LEOPARD in a sentence

• Varronius strode out to face the leopard, and the lithe beast did not wait to feel the spear-point.
• There was a squeak of pulleys as they loosed a leopard near the end of the arena.
• No eye was quick enough to see exactly how he killed it, save that he struck when the leopard sprang.
• As the line of guns attempted to follow, one of them spied a leopard up on a tree looking thoroughly scared.
• At last the leopard sat down to rest and it chanced that he sat right on top of the lizard which was hiding in a hole.
• Thus when the leopard put down the bed and was going to eat Ledha, he found it empty.
• There was once a man-eating leopard, whose depredations became so serious, that the whole neighbouring population decided to have a great hunt and kill it.
• So the leopard lay in wait and when the jackal came again to beg of the cubs he chased him.
• A young sea leopard had been killed on the sea ice near Castle Rock three days ago, this being the second only found in the Sound.
• As for the other leopard, it made to shore, and ran with prodigious swiftness out of sight.
• The leopard is far less often depicted, but appears sometimes in the ornamentation of utensils, and is frequently mentioned in the inscriptions.
• The sign of the Blue Leopard over the shelf glowed as if a lantern hung over it.
• The Blue Leopard seemed to crouch and spring with life.
• It was his nature, and the leopard could no more change its spots than could Tom Reynolds overcome the influence of a gripping desire.
• At the very beginning of the Divine Comedy, we see his ascent to the mountain of the Lord barred by Lust, Pride and Avarice represented by a leopard, a lion, and a wolf.
• The Ethiopian has not changed his skin, nor the leopard his spots.
• Step a little closer, ladies and gentlemen, and view the leopard boy.
• The escaped animal, a magnificent specimen of the leopard family, was imported by Mr.
• The stove roared as a chained leopard might do in answer to a lion outside.
• He spoke of leopard societies, murder clubs, human sacrifices.
• One cannot change to the other any more than that same old leopard can change its spots.
• The leopard beast succeeds the dragon which also represents Rome in its pagan form.
• To the leopard beast power was also given to continue forty-two months, which at twelve months to the year, give us again just three years and a half.
• If therefore we say that either of these is the one represented by the two-horned beast, we make one of the horns of the leopard beast constitute the two-horned beast.
• The Leopard being in perfect order, and manned by a veteran crew, took the lead of the Chesapeake, and kept it until three in the afternoon, when she was a mile in advance.
• It is hard to change the spots of a leopard, or the skin of an Ethiopian, as we are told on ancient authority.
• He thought that he hunted in the forest of Ardennes, and that both a boar and a leopard attacked him.
• Suddenly from out a forest a leopard sprang upon him.

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