Puma
51puma — (pu ma) s. m. • L animal d Amérique que les Européens ont appelé lion, et que les naturels du Pérou appellent puma, BUFF Quadrup. t. III, p. 109. C est le couguar …
52puma — pù·ma s.m.inv. AD felino dal corpo snello e di lunghezza superiore a un metro, coda lunga e pelo raso di colore fulvo, più chiaro sui fianchi e bianco rossiccio nella parte inferiore, abile corridore e arrampicatore, cacciatore di animali di… …
53pumă — PÚM//Ă pumăe f. Mamifer exotic carnivor, din familia felinelor, cu blană galbenă roşcată; cuguar. /<fr. puma Trimis de siveco, 22.08.2004. Sursa: NODEX …
54Puma — Pu|ma 〈m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s; Zool.〉 gelblich bis silbergrau gefärbte Raubkatze: Puma concolor; Syn. Kuguar [Etym.: span. <Ketschua] …
55puma — is., hay. b., Fr. puma Dağ aslanı …
56puma — a young girl at a bar who is aggressively seeking affection That puma was all over you …
57puma — a young girl at a bar who is aggressively seeking affection That puma was all over you …
58puma — [[t]pju͟ːmə[/t]] pumas N COUNT A puma is a wild animal that is a member of the cat family. Pumas have brownish grey fur and live in mountain regions of North and South America. [mainly BRIT] Syn: mountain lion, cougar (in AM, use , cougar) …
59puma — /ˈpjumə / (say pyoohmuh) noun 1. a large tawny wild cat, Felis concolor, of North and South America; cougar; mountain lion. 2. the fur of the puma. {Spanish, from Quechua} …
60Puma — der Puma, s (Mittelstufe) eine große Raubkatze, die in Amerika lebt Beispiel: Pumas ernähren sich hauptsächlich von Rotwild …
