Siberian
/sʌɪˈbɪərɪən
/adjective
Relating to Siberia or its people: the Siberian plains near the Arctic Circle...
- The team used vehicles, skis, snowmobiles, and other means of conveyance to canvass the entire range of remote, frosty Siberian forests where tigers may be living.
- The reserve provides food and safety to the migrant birds that pair and nest on Siberian tundra but spend winter in Britain.
- The expedition now faced a long trek to the Siberian coast, with little hope even then of rescue.
noun
1A native or inhabitant of Siberia: a Soviet-era war memorial to Siberians...
- The 17-year-old Siberian won the opening set.
- The ancient Siberian demonstrates genomic signatures that are basal to present-day western Eurasians and close to modern Native Americans.
- The big Siberian waved the band T-shirt triumphantly in front of his friends.
2A Siberian husky dog: Siberians, though they shed a lot, generally have sleek coats...
- Siberians are natural escape artists.
- I had the opportunity to have my two Siberians groomed recently.
- I am very proud of my Siberians; they put their heart and soul into every race we attend and very rarely let me down.
Rhymes
- bearskin
- bear someone a grudge (also bear a grudge)
- bear someone malice (or ill will)
- bear something in mind
- bear something out
- bear squeeze
- petit choux
- petit dejeuner
- petit déjeuner
- petite
- petite amie
- petite bourgeoise
- petite bourgeoisie
- petite culture
- petite maitresse
- petite marmite
- petite maîtresse
- petite mort
- petiteness
- petite noblesse
- petite pièce
- Petite Sirah
- petit four
- petitgrain
- petition