1) Animated series villain 2) Beastly 3) Born in the wild 4) Born to be wild 5) Far from domesticated 6) Far from tame 7) Female supervillain 8) Feral animal 9) Ferine 10) Ferocious 11) Fictional murderer 12) Flare in wild fashion 13) French word used in English 14) Gone wild 15) Hardly tame 16) Having no master
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1) Ferine 2) Savage 3) Tameless 4) Untame 5) Untamed 6) Wild
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• (a.) Wild; untamed; ferine; not domesticated; -- said of beasts, birds, and plants. • (a.) Funereal; deadly; fatal; dangerous.
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[Adjective] Wild and fierce.
Example: The old house was empty except for several feral cats.
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Cats that have not been socialised by people and live in a wild state.
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A domesticated species that has adapted to existence in the wild state but remains distinct from other wild species. Examples are the wild horses and burros of the West and the wild goats and pigs of Hawaii.
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escaped from domestication (Long 1980:7). Feral individuals may be descendants of the original escapees.
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escaped from domestication (Long 1981:7). Feral individuals may be descendants of the original escapees.
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escaped from domestication (Long 19817). Feral individuals may be descendants of the original escapees.
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Domestic animals that have escaped and reverted to a wild (untamed) state.
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Escaped, and living and breeding in the wild.
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A domesticated animal which has returned to the wild state.
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Fe'ral adjective [ Latin
ferus . See
Fierce .]
(Bot. & Zoology) Wild; untamed; ferine; not domesticated; -- said of beasts, birds, and plants.
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In ornithology, used to denote a once-domesticated species that has reverted to the wild state. The feral pigeon, one of the commonest city birds, is an example.
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Cats living in the wild..
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escaped from domestication and gone wild. Often used to refer to feral cats that live outdoors (free roaming) and are not owned/kept as pets.
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Domesticated animals that have gone wild. Examples are wild burros, goats, pigs, cats and dogs. There is an important distinction between a feral dog and a wild dog. Sometimes livestock depredations are blamed on wolves when, in fact, the killing was done by a feral dog or a hybrid.
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Escaped, and living and breeding in the wild
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describes a species that was once tamed or domesticated and has since reverted to a free-roaming life in the wild.
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ferine adjective wild and menacing; `a ferocious dog`
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Describes a species that has escaped from captivity and now exists as a self-sustaining 'wild' population (e.g. Rose-ringed Parakeet).
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domesticated animals that have gone wild; e.g., wild burros, goats, cats, dogs. There is an important distinction between, for example, a feral dog and a wild dog. Sometimes livestock depredations are blamed on wolves when, in fact, the killing was done by a feral dog or a hybrid.
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a hippie
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[SAT terms] wild and menacing
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wild and menacing
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