Similar words: tiger, vestige, prestige, nigeria, belligerent, refrigerant, refrigerator, belligerence. Meaning: ['taɪgə(r)] 
n. a terrorist organization in Sri Lanka that began in 1970 as a student protest over the limited university access for Tamil students; currently seeks to establish an independent Tamil state called Eelam; relies on guerilla strategy including terrorist tactics that target key government and military personnel.
n. a terrorist organization in Sri Lanka that began in 1970 as a student protest over the limited university access for Tamil students; currently seeks to establish an independent Tamil state called Eelam; relies on guerilla strategy including terrorist tactics that target key government and military personnel. 
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61. The Detroit Tigers are now the American League division leaders.
62. He retired in August, at the end of a three-year return tour with the Tigers.
63. Further, the bigger the tigers, the more volume; that is, the more the stock is traded.
64. The truth is that real man-eaters, those tigers that deliberately and consistently hunt human prey, are extremely rare.
65. Although tigers have been able to adapt to different climates and landscapes, they have not been able to live alongside people.
66. President Kim failed to convince his opposition that he meant to consult with them freely in order to ride these twin tigers.
67. There are the giant mangrove forests at the mouth of the Ganges, where a few Bengal tigers still flourish.
68. One theory says that tigers evolved in the far north.
69. Also, the Tigers are fuming about their controversial loss to Arkansas last year.
70. Children at this age commonly refer to being eaten up by tigers and lions and things of that nature.
71. The Tigers are once again favored to win the sectional, but expect Warsaw to receive a huge challenge from Plymouth.
72. What's happened to it, have you been attacked by tigers?
73. In the wind, the shadows threw barred stripes and moved like prowling tigers.
74. Carey set to work clearing the jungle and erecting a little bamboo hut with fences to keep out tigers!
75. Generally, the tigers of the south are smaller and darker than those further north.
76. And some widows can be victimized by unscrupulous tigers in the financial jungle.
77. The birds are included in the same category as tigers on the list of most endangered species.
78. At that stage,[www.Sentencedict.com] the tigers accounted for only 19% of the money flowing into these countries.
79. A number of woodcutters and honey-hunters have fallen victim to Sunderbans tigers.
80. They will share the vigil for tigers in every bush, and fire in every breath of wind.
81. A well-produced video filmed at Redhill and Woburn with lots of lovely air to air shots of Tigers in all their glory.
82. Together with woolly mammoths and sabre-toothed tigers, our ancestors roamed what are now submarine continental shelves.
83. A short-lived ceasefire broke down in January after army commanders demanded another chance to smash the Tigers.
84. The last time the Tigers had a winning season was in 1983.
85. You will see the park's tigers on hot days splashing around in their pool.
86. For Coventry, the issues had become clouded even before setting foot in the Tigers lair.
87. The newborn calf fears no tigers.
88. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers.
89. Raj : Then we could be the Bengal tigers.
90. Tigers roar and apes whistle.
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