What is another word for feline?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈiːla͡ɪn], [ fˈiːlaɪn], [ f_ˈiː_l_aɪ_n]
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Similar words for feline:
- animalistic (adjective)
- cunning (adjective)
- deceitful (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pert (adjective)
- secretive (adjective)
- stealthy (adjective)
- animal (noun)
- cat (noun)
- felid (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- wildcat (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Feline:
adj.
• animalistic (adjective)- bestial,
- animalistic,
- Ruminating,
- reptilian,
- vertebral,
- bird-like,
- fishy,
- mammalian,
- wild,
- amphibious.
- crafty,
- smooth,
- masterful,
- cunning,
- deft,
- tricky,
- canny,
- skillful,
- scheming,
- foxy,
- ingenious,
- astute,
- sly,
- artful,
- wily,
- slippery,
- witty,
- subtle,
- sharp,
- clever,
- devious,
- calculating,
- masterly,
- designing,
- shrewd,
- quick,
- wary,
- snaky,
- serpentine.
- de-signing,
- dis ingenuous,
- most astucious,
- under hand,
- mis leading,
- under handed,
- in direct,
- most illusory,
- more astucious,
- under-hand,
- more feline,
- most rascal,
- most feline,
- most impostrous,
- mis-leading,
- two faced,
- under-handed,
- most beguiling,
- doubledealing,
- un-truthful,
- hypo-critical,
- de signing,
- un-trustworthy,
- un trustworthy,
- un truthful,
- most deceiving,
- hypo critical,
- more impostrous,
- in-direct,
- twofaced,
- more rascal,
- more beguiling,
- more deceiving,
- dis-ingenuous.
n.
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- bobcat,
- mountain lion,
- cougar.
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- move.
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- graceful.
Other synonyms:
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- big cat,
- leopard,
- birdlike,
- dainty,
- rock-steady,
- bovine,
- horsey,
- supple,
- Persian Cat,
- ocelot,
- Lynx,
- rhythmic,
- balletic,
- alley cat,
- equine,
- Wild-cat,
- leonine,
- cleanly,
- porcine,
- cat,
- panther.
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- fluid,
- economical,
- fluent,
- gentle,
- ratty.
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- delicate.
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- lightly.
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- grace.
- beast,
- brute creation,
- brute,
- animate being,
- mammal,
- being,
- characteristic,
- animal life,
- trait,
- animal kingdom,
- hunter,
- organism,
- feature,
- fauna,
- animality,
- quality,
- beasts of prey,
- life,
- predatory animal,
- predator,
- animal,
- meat-eater,
- critter.
- blackleg,
- cat-like,
- ratan,
- slim,
- ungulate,
- Slinking,
- pussy,
- acute,
- covert,
- cannibal,
- house cat,
- evasive,
- primate,
- Kitling,
- catty,
- crooked,
- vermicular,
- diplomatic,
- underhanded,
- ready,
- kitty,
- true cat,
- moggy,
- scavenger,
- mange,
- back door,
- kidnapping,
- gib,
- hidden,
- Gib-cat,
- timeserving,
- guileful,
- tabby,
- mouses,
- omnivore,
- somnolent,
- secretive,
- insectivore,
- bitch,
- Lionlike,
- kittenish,
- pussycat,
- milk sickness,
- hugger mugger,
- anthrax,
- lethargic,
- cosmopolite,
- reticent,
- arch,
- mouser,
- under-the-counter,
- cuckoo,
- knowing,
- ratter,
- Featly,
- backstairs,
- spry,
- Mice,
- clandestine,
- resourceful,
- hangdog,
- Solidungulate,
- pawky,
- Soliped,
- tigress,
- underground,
- politic,
- treacherous,
- tomcat,
- scrapie,
- rat,
- gracile,
- Molluscous,
- unobtrusive,
- intriguing,
- tabby cat,
- sophistical,
- inventive,
- reserved,
- puss,
- piscatory,
- quiet,
- up to snuff,
- gnawer,
- Subtile,
- cattish,
- tigerish,
- Subdolous,
- insidious,
- felines,
- strategic,
- hole-and-corner,
- surreptitious,
- heartworm,
- profound,
- skulking,
- underhand,
- Marsupialian,
- privy,
- quarter-evil,
- kitty-cat,
- biped,
- dreamy,
- drowsy,
- aquatic,
- bighead,
- tricksy,
- leisurely,
- bit,
- cattle plague,
- deep-laid,
- undercover,
- calico cat,
- tiger cat,
- Grimalkin,
- mouse,
- kit,
- cute,
- tactical,
- leery,
- kitten,
- deep,
- shifty,
- Rasorial,
- close,
- uncommunicative,
- vaccine,
- artificial,
- blue cat,
- roundworms,
- Rats,
- rinderpest,
- vulpine,
- cunt,
- quadruped,
- Trickish,
- under-the-table,
- gallinaceous,
- piscatorial,
- glanders,
- taciturn,
- cagey,
- droopy,
- varmint,
- bozo,
- light-footed,
- lioness,
- elegant,
- machiavellian,
- Contriving.
How to use "Feline" in context?
The domestic cat is the most common pet in the world. The Egyptians were the first to domesticate felines, and aristocrats in Ancient Greece kept cats as sentinels. Catastrophic events like the eruption of the Vesuvius in 79 A.D. made cats valuable as rodent control. The Chinese developed the spinning wheel around 500 B.C., and cats used their Hunt-and-Prey tactics to grab the spinning woolen goods. Europeans were introduced to cats in the 16th century, after Marco Polo brought them back from Cathay.
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