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1. (n.) tomcat
a male cat.
2. (v.i.) tomcat
Slang. (of a man) to pursue women in order to make sexual conquests (often fol. by around).
Etymology: (1750–60)
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| Definition of 'tomcat' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) tom, tomcat
male cat
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| Definition of 'tomcat' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) tomcat
a male cat, especially when full grown or of large size
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Sense: a male cat.
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 Afrikaans: mannetjieskat |
 Arabic: هِر |
 Bulgarian: котарак |
 Brazilian: gato |
 Czech: kocour |
 German: der Kater |
 Danish: hankat |
 Greek: γάτος |
 Spanish: gato macho |
 Estonian: kõuts |
 Farsi: گربه نر |
 Finnish: kollikissa |
 French: matou |
 Hebrew: חָתוּל |
 Hindi: बिलार, बिल्ला |
 Croatian: mačak |
 Hungarian: kandúr |
 Indonesian: kucing jantan |
 Icelandic: högni |
 Italian: gatto |
 Japanese: 雄猫 |
 Korean: 수고양이 |
 Lithuanian: katinas |
 Latvian: runcis |
 Malay: kucing jantan |
 Dutch: kater |
 Norwegian: hannkatt |
 Polish: kocur |
 Persian: گربه نر |
 Pashto: پيشى، پشه، پيشك |
 Portuguese: gato |
 Romanian: cotoi |
 Russian: кот |
 Slovak: kocúr |
 Slovenian: maček |
 Serbian: mačor |
 Swedish: hankatt |
 Thai: แมวตัวผู้ |
 Turkish: erkek kedi |
 Taiwanese: 公貓 |
 Ukrainian: кіт |
 Urdu: بِلاّ |
 Vietnamese: mèo đực |
 Chinese: 公猫 |
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