Anagram Solver

Definitions for Lions

[1] Gulf of, a wide bay of the Mediterranean off the coast of S France.
[2] a large, usually tawny-yellow cat, Panthera leo, native to Africa and southern Asia, having a tufted tail and, in the male, a large mane.
[3] any of various related large wildcats, as the cougar.
[4] a man of great strength, courage, etc.
[5] a person of great importance, influence, charm, etc., who is much admired as a celebrity: a literary lion.
[6] the lion as the national emblem of Great Britain.
[7] (initial capital letter ) Astronomy , Astrology . the constellation or sign of Leo.
[8] (initial capital letter ) a member of any one of the internationally affiliated service clubs (International Association of Lions Clubs) founded in 1917 and dedicated to promoting responsible citizenship, sound government, and community, national, and international welfare.
[9] Numismatics . a silver, Anglo-Gallic denier, issued during the reign of Henry III, bearing the figure of a lion. a gold coin of Scotland, issued c1400–1589, bearing the figure of a lion. any of various other coins bearing the figure of a lion. hardhead2.
[10] British . an object of interest or note.
[11] Gulf of Lions a wide bay of the Mediterranean off the S coast of France, between the Spanish border and Toulon French name: Golfe du Lion (ɡɔlf dy ljɔ̃ )
[12] the Lion the constellation Leo, the fifth sign of the zodiac
[13] a large gregarious predatory feline mammal, Panthera leo, of open country in parts of Africa and India, having a tawny yellow coat and, in the male, a shaggy mane Related adjective: leonine
[14] a conventionalized lion, the principal beast used as an emblem in heraldry. It has become the national emblem of Great Britain
[15] a courageous, strong, or bellicose person
[16] a celebrity or idol who attracts much publicity and a large following
[17] beard the lion in his den to approach a feared or influential person, esp in order to ask a favour
[18] the lion's share the largest portion

Words related to Lions

cougar, wildcat, cat, puma, griffin, lioness, leo, simba

Origin of Lions

before 900; Middle English < Old French, variant of leon < Latin leōn- (stem of leō ) < Greek léōn; replacing Middle English, Old English lēo < Latin, as above

Other words from Lions

li·on·esque , adjective
li·on·like , li·on·ly , adjective

Word origin for Lions

Old English līo, lēo (Middle English lioun, from Anglo-French liun ), both from Latin leo, Greek leōn

Synonyms for Lions

cougar, wildcat, cat, griffin, leo, lioness, puma, felis leo, simba