tigress

IPA: tˈaɪgrɛs

Examples of "tigress" in Sentences

Her mother began to shrivel while Naomi swayed like a tigress.
Left, a tigress waded through a river in the Sundarbans, near Kolkata, Feb. 24, 2010.
There were many of them, and one recent one where a tigress had reached for his shoulder and gone down to the bone.
Maxwell deftly paints Phyllis as the rich, suburban housewife, but makes damn sure we can see the tigress that once ensnared Ben.
They had recently been married, that is, the tigress had chosen the tiger as her husband -- for in the jungle it is usually the wife who chooses the husband.
The latter even saves the aforementioned speed-dating sequence -- an artifact from a 2000 TV sitcom -- with the line, "Face it, tigress -- you just hit the jackpot."
Although compared to Medea, Medusa and Circe, Lumley seems more angry pussycat than classical tigress; but she does deliver Goldman's one-liners with the right snap, crackle and pop, and suggests a devious mind at work.