Pronunciation

/taɪˈgər/

Definitions

Noun

• A large, carnivorous feline with distinctive orange fur, black stripes, and a powerful build. It is often considered the king of the jungle. Example: “The tiger prowled through its enclosure at the zoo.”
• A person or thing that is powerful, fierce, or dominant, often in a particular field or area. Example: “She’s a tiger on the dance floor.”

Verb

• To attack or display dominance over something or someone. Example: “The team is known for tigering their opponents in every match.”
• To emulate the qualities or performance of a tiger, especially in a competitive setting. Example: “He tigers his studies to maintain top grades.”

Phrases

• “Tiger’s roar” symbolizes power and authority.
• “To let out a tiger growl” means to show strong determination or anger.
• “She’s a force to be reckoned with, like a tiger on the hunt.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The tiger cautiously approached the water’s edge, searching for prey.”
• Verb: “In business, he tigers through every project, never leaving anything undone.”
• Interjection: “Wow, look at that tiger roaring at the visitors!”

Synonyms

• Lion (informal, mainly British)
• Panther
• Beast
• Predator
• Dominant force

Antonyms

• Fawn
• Sheep
• Weakling
• Timid
• Submissive