cougar

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Cougar is a large cat species native to the Americas.

Cougar may also refer to:

In transportation:

• Mercury Cougar, an automobile
• Ford Cougar a European automobile release
• F9F Cougar, an American naval jet fighter
• Eurocopter Cougar and Eurocopter Super Puma, helicopter types
• AVGP Cougar, a Canadian armored fighting vehicle
• Cougar (vehicle), an armored military vehicle in use by U.S. and British forces
• Cougar Helicopters, a helicopter transportation company
• Gulfstream American GA-7 Cougar, a twin-engined light aircraft

In sports:

• Houston Cougars, the University of Houston Conference USA team
• Kane County Cougars, a Minor League baseball team from Geneva, Illinois
• Prince George Cougars, a junior ice hockey team from Prince George, British Columbia
• Raleigh Cougars, a USBL basketball team
• Washington State Cougars, the Washington State University Pacific Ten Conference Team
• BYU Cougars, the Brigham Young University Mountain West Conference team
• Keighley Cougars, the rugby league team from Keighley, West Yorkshire
• Clarksville Academy Cougars, a middle/high school team in Clarksville, Tennessee

In other uses:

• Windows Small Business Server 2008, code-named cougar
• Cougar (band), an instrumental band from Madison, WI
• Cougars (band), an indie rock band from Chicago, IL
• Beretta Cougar, the 8000 series of Beretta pistols
• Cougar (slang), an older woman who prefers sexual relationships with younger men
• The Cougar (TV Series), a reality show where younger men compete to date an older woman

See also

• John Cougar, former stage name of John Mellencamp
• Cougar Annie
• Cougaar, cognitive agent architecture
• The Daily Cougar (formerly The Cougar), a student newspaper of the University of Houston
• Straight Cougar, a character from s-CRY-ed, as well as the eighteenth episode of the series.

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