leopard

Possessives

• head: Argent a bend azure with three leopards ' heads or thereon.
• face: Over the door is the family coat of arms, a chevron between three leopards ' faces.

Converse of object

• spot: Can you spot the snow leopard on these rocks?
• kill: The man who kills a leopard will be greatly honored by the elders.
• protect: Help protect the snow leopards in Nepal's Sacred Himalayan Landscape by taking part in the WWF Walk for Wildlife!
• see: Last evening Ambrose told us how he had seen the leopard in a tree, eyeing up the zebra.
• include: Banham Zoo has many rare and endangered species, including the snow leopard and Siberian tiger.

Adjective modifier

• clouded: They hunt at dusk and at night, filling a similar niche to the clouded leopards of Southeast Asia.
• elusive: There, they come across the Thornberry family who are seeking an elusive white leopard.
• endangered: It is also the habitat of the endangered snow leopard, the serow and rare Himalayan musk deer.
• wild: Just like a wild leopard he plucked off most of the fur first.
• rare: You may well spot Himalayan Blue Sheep, Ibex and, if you are lucky, the rare snow leopard.
• female: Nimira is far more easily recognizable now as she looks much daintier than her siblings, like a typical graceful female leopard.

Modifies a noun

• gecko: High Yellow These leopard geckos have reduced spotting on a bright yellow body.
• cub: The leopard cubs I cannot believe how much bigger they have grown in the month I have been away!
• tortoise: Along with our leopard tortoise, we are very grateful.
• shark: The name of the site comes from the common leopard shark, a docile creature that lies in the sand surrounding the pinnacle.
• seal: Leopard seals even chase people who are standing on ice or scuba diving!
• skin: From the mirrored ceilings to the last leopard skin in the Jungle Room, you can sense the despair of Presley's later years.

Noun used with modifier

snow: Can you spot the snow leopard on these rocks?