feral
feral
Definition
fe·ral (fir′əl, fer′-)
feral
Synonyms
feral
modif.
feral
Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- almost: Of note is a scene with him interrogating a corrupt police officer, where he is almost feral in his questioning.
- not: He appears to be at ease with children, adults & other cats so I know he's not feral.
- very: Whenever you give the cubs food they become very feral.
- truly: Luckily, this little kitty did not decide to use my arms as a scratching post as a truly feral cat would do.
- sometimes: Feral cats and larger predators Sometimes feral or other people's pet cats can be a nuisance.
- increasingly: This looked increasingly ridiculous on a creature whose mannerisms were becoming increasingly feral.
Modifies a noun
- pigeon: The feral pigeon, however, is the same species.
- mink: Back to top The control of feral mink in the UK.
- kitten: Question: how long does it take to tame a feral kitten?
- cat: We later heard feral cats had been a serious problem.
- goat: An encounter with a small herd of mostly black feral goats on the final descent rounded off a real day to remember.
- ferret: It also aims to plot the distribution of feral ferrets on the British mainland.
Used with adjective complement
