What are some verbs to describe a tiger?

Answer 1

Verbs don't describe nouns. (cheetah is a noun). Verbs show actions or states.

Adjectives describe nouns, eg

big cheetah

fast cheetah

female cheetah

lame cheetah

Answer 2

Verbs don't describe. Adjectives describe.

Some adjectives that describe tigers are:

dangerous

large

endangered

ferocious

Answer 3

slinky

glossy

regal

elegant

sleek

powerful

courageous

patient

proud

cunning

strong

brave

fearless

wild

free

independent

Answer 4

A noun used to describe another noun is called an attributive noun (or noun adjunct). Examples of noun to describe tigers are:

• mountain tiger
• mascot tiger
• spirit tiger
• jungle tiger
• father tiger
• granite tiger

Answer 5

The present participle of a verb (the -ing word) is also an adjective or a gerund. Although the word form is the same, a gerund is a noun form, a word for a thing; an adjective is a word that describes a noun (tiger is a noun). Some examples of -ing adjectives that describe a tiger:

• stalking
• running
• resting
• sleeping
• hunting
• chasing

Answer 6

large :fierce: striped: stealthy :quickstrong: beautiful: carnivorous

Answer 7

Verbs describe action, like ran, run, jump, jumped.

Adjectives describe nouns, like leopards, for example, stealthy, quick, beautiful, predators.

Answer 8

Adjectives to describe a tiger may include orange and black, toothy, ferocious, and stealthy. A scientific adjective to describe a tiger is feline.

Answer 9

Roaring

Creepy

Answer 10

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