Similar words: overall, after all, mineral, general, funeral, liberal, federal, several. Meaning: ['fɪrəl /'fɪər-] 
adj. wild and menacing.
adj. wild and menacing. 
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61 If be not taken out at the outset so sad original story, although the tiger is feral, but because of misgive, awe-stricken , dare not eat off it from beginning to end.
62 Other researchers put the number of feral cats higher, at around 12 million animals.
63 HERD of feral goats on a tiny unpopulated island in the East China Sea live in blissful unawareness of a diplomatic storm brewing around their remote habitat.
64 Seeing the limited choices, I went feral[Sentencedict.com], grabbing dented cans of unknown provenance — surely this hominy will come in handy!
65 About Alley Cat Allies The mission of Alley Cat Allies is to protect the lives and promote the wellbeing of stray and feral cats.
66 Feral populations have sprung up in Sydney, Perth and Hobart from the release of unwanted birds.
67 Advanced plant 2000 a variety of, feral vertebrate 500 a variety of.
68 In some areas, dogs form feral packs that have attacked people.
69 Because in day in the eye of people, whose conquer feral beast.
70 When a feral cat see a mouse , the cat runs away. Why?
More similar words: overall, after all, mineral, general, funeral, liberal, federal, several, emerald, literally, visceral, generally, ephemeral, in general, bilateral, illiberal, bicameral, preferable, federalist, generality, federalism, unilateral, proliferate, equilateral, transferable, insufferable, general ledger, proliferation, estates general, general election.