Jāg'ū-ār', n.

noun

n. [Braz. jaguara.] (Zoöl.) A carnivorous animal (Felis onca), of a brownish yellow color above, faintly marked with stripes or rings along the sides, and whitish below. It is found from Brazil to Texas;—called also American tiger.

Jaguar (Felis onca).

An old engraving of a jaguar walking, shown with spotted fur and a long tail. — Jaguar (*Felis onca*).