lion
/ˈlaɪən/
noun
- A large, powerful wild cat with a mane (on males), found mainly in Africa and historically in Asia; often called the king of beasts.
- In many cultures, the lion is a symbol of courage and royalty.
- The lion roared loudly, and all the other animals in the savanna fell silent.
- We saw a pride of lions resting under a tree during our safari.
- A person who is brave, strong, or famous; a leading figure.
- He fought like a lion to defend his family's honor.
- She is a literary lion, known for her award-winning novels.
- The old general was a lion in battle, never backing down.
- A sign of the zodiac (Leo) for people born between July 23 and August 22.
- According to the horoscope, lions are confident and generous.
- She read that lions are natural leaders and love the spotlight.
- My brother is a lion, so his birthday is in early August.
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