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- noun Plural form of
tigress .
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Examples
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Among the troops are "tigers" and "tigresses" - Katangese gendarmes who went to fight in Angola after failing in a secession bid here, but have returned.
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Paglia herself admits that audiences still have "tigresses" who include "Beyoncé, Shakira, Rihanna, Lily Allen, Nelly Furtado."
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The "tigresses" have richly painted fingernails curled over the trigger-guards of their Uzis, painted lips, and solid gold jewellery cascading down their camouflouage uniforms.
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The "tigresses" enliven their camouflage battledress with heavy gold earrings and necklaces that no woman - even a soldier - would dare to wear in the streets of
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Paglia herself admits that audiences still have "tigresses" who include "Beyoncé, Shakira, Rihanna, Lily Allen, Nelly Furtado."
mp3 - Bing News 2010
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Lately women on TV seem to be all about glamor and acquisition: cougars, not tigresses.
Peg Aloi: Tough Gals: Do They Still Exist? Peg Aloi 2011
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Lately women on TV seem to be all about glamor and acquisition: cougars, not tigresses.
Peg Aloi: Tough Gals: Do They Still Exist? Peg Aloi 2011
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His zoo had a lion, two tigresses, a bunch of monkeys and fifteen elephants.
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Well, women flirt all ways to bed: there are the kittens who like to be tickled, and the cats who must be coaxed while they pretend to claw, and the tigresses who have only one end in mind, so to speak.
THE NUMBERS 2010
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Though two tigresses were relocated into the Reserve in quick succession from neighbouring parks, yet the revival of the big cat in the Reserve is uncertain as the lone tiger that was to be provided female company has now become untraceable – a sad denouement for a state that is known by its sobriquet “the Tiger State”.
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