tomcat Definition
tom·cat (täm′kat′)
intransitive verb -·cat′·ted, -·cat′·ting
Slang to be sexually promiscuous: said of a man
tomcat Synonyms
tomcat Usage Examples
Converse of object
- run: It is sometimes worth running tomcat with the client vm.
- have: But having an intact tomcat neutered will significantly reduce the risk.
- neuter: But having an intact tomcat neutered will significantly reduce the risk.
- attract: Even if confined indoors, the scent of a female in season will still attract tomcats.
- include: With his disorderly band of accomplices - including a demonic, gun-toting tomcat - he immediately begins to create havoc.
Adjective modifier
- big: And here's a big ginger tomcat, in case you couldn't live without him Thanks!
- old: She lives in north London with her two teenage sons and an old, tabby tomcat.
- unneutered: No cat has been known to recover from it and unneutered tomcats are most likely to fall victim.
- great: A great big tomcat, with one eye, giving me the most... offensive look!
Modifies a noun
- server: November 27th -- Doors open 08:00 -- Talks from 09:30 - Linking the httpd and Tomcat web servers - 2 x power?
- port: What is one ( are some ) way(s ) to install JSPWiki so that the Tomcat port # doesn't show in the URL?
- directory: Once I put her version of the war file in my tomcat deployment directory it ran fine.
- version: Tomcat version 5 has been tested with fully IPv6 support.
- side: Creating a workers.properties file to configure the tomcat side of its configuration.
- group: Add the user account under which you will be doing development to the tomcat group in /etc/group.
Noun used with modifier
- F-14: An F-14 Tomcat, looks like it's making an evasive, punching burner and dropping flares.
- ginger: And here's a big ginger tomcat, in case you couldn't live without him Thanks!
Browse dictionary entries near tomcat
- ‹ tombstone
- ‹ tomboy
- ‹ Tombouctou
- ‹ tombolo
- ‹ tombola
- ‹ Tombigbee
- ‹ Tombaugh
- ‹ tombac
- ‹ tomb
- ‹ tomato hornworm
- tomcod ›
- tome ›
- Tome Pires ›
- -tome ›
- tomentose ›
- tomentum ›
- tomfool ›
- tomfoolery ›
- -tomic ›
- Tomlinson, ›

