ti·ger 
/ˈtaɪgɚ/ noun
plural ti·gers /ˈtaɪgɚ/ noun [count] 1 a : a large, wild cat that has a coat of usually yellow or orange fur and black stripes and that lives in Asia — see picture at cat
b : a striped cat that lives with people —called also tiger cat 2 : a person who is very fierce or aggressive
▪ He was a tiger on the basketball court. — see also paper tiger
b : a striped cat that lives with people —called also tiger cat
▪ He was a tiger on the basketball court. — see also paper tiger
— ti·ger·ish /ˈtaɪgɚrɪʃ/ adjective [more tigerish; most tigerish]
/ˈtaɪgɚrɪʃ/ adjective [more tigerish; most tigerish]
