- any of various medium-sized carnivores, esp. the wolverine or binturong: not a technical term
- a person or thing having exceptional power, energy, ferocity, etc.
Origin of bearcat
bear + cat (descriptive)bearcat
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bearcat
noun
See binturong.
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