Trends ofocelot
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ocelot in British English
(ˈɒsɪˌlɒt, ˈəʊ-)
noun
a feline mammal, Felis pardalis, inhabiting the forests of Central and South America and having a dark-spotted buff-brown coat
Word origin
C18: via French from Nahuatl ocelotl jaguarocelot in American English
(ˈɑsələt; ˈɑsəˌlɑt; ˈoʊsəət; ˈoʊsəˌlɑt)
nounWord forms: plural ˈocelots or ˈocelot
any of various wild, spotted cats of North and South America; esp., a large species (Leopardus pardalis) with a yellow or gray coat marked with black spots
Word origin
Fr, use (by Buffon) of Nahuatl o:se:lo:λ, jaguarImage ofocelot
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Word lists withocelot
carnivore- donship
- donsie
- don't
- dont
- don't allow the soil to dry out
- don't ask me
- dont-ask-me
- don't be afraid to ...
- don't be hasty
- don't be silly!
- dont-bet-on-something-i-wouldnt-bet-on-something
- don't bet on sth/i wouldn't bet on sth
- don't bother
- don't build your hopes up (too soon)
- don't come near me!
- don't count your chickens
- don't-count-your-chickens
- don't crowd me
- don't even go there
- don't-even-go-there-
- don't forget to take your umbrella
- don't get mad, get even
- don't-get-mad,-get-even
- don't get me wrong
- dont-get-me-wrong