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noun blakˈ panθəblækˈpænθə(r) A leopard that has black fur rather than the typical spotted coat. Example sentencesExamples - The island harbours black-faced langur monkeys, sambar deer, cobras, pythons, black panthers, bison, jackals and wild boar, as well as fish eagles, kites, kingfishers and brilliant butterflies.
- Landing gracefully in a pool of filtered moonlight, the black panther turned with a flick of its tail and loped easily to the south, exiting the pool of light and reverting back to liquid shadow once more.
- They each bore into each other's eyes, circling each other like two black panthers, each afraid to be the first to move.
- A Hampshire school has declared its playing fields a no-go zone after two sightings of a big cat fitting the description of a black panther.
- The large black panther, which has been spotted stalking areas of Bexley over the past three years, made its latest appearance last Thursday.
nounblakˈ panθəblækˈpænθə(r) A member of a militant political organization set up in the US in 1966 to fight for black rights. Example sentencesExamples - His birth father and godfather were also members of the Black Panthers.
- She did not see white peace activists energetically defending the Black Panthers, who were fighting a war for survival at the time.
- The most obvious influence on the rap artist's early politics is his mother's active membership of the Black Panthers, the African-American nationalist, revolutionary group.
- I think that not only the civil rights movement, but even certain black militant groups like the Black Panthers were necessary in the fight against racism and political inequality.
- She travelled to New York to show her support for the Black Panthers.
nounblækˈpænθə(r) A leopard that has black fur rather than the typical spotted coat. Example sentencesExamples - The large black panther, which has been spotted stalking areas of Bexley over the past three years, made its latest appearance last Thursday.
- A Hampshire school has declared its playing fields a no-go zone after two sightings of a big cat fitting the description of a black panther.
- The island harbours black-faced langur monkeys, sambar deer, cobras, pythons, black panthers, bison, jackals and wild boar, as well as fish eagles, kites, kingfishers and brilliant butterflies.
- They each bore into each other's eyes, circling each other like two black panthers, each afraid to be the first to move.
- Landing gracefully in a pool of filtered moonlight, the black panther turned with a flick of its tail and loped easily to the south, exiting the pool of light and reverting back to liquid shadow once more.
nounblækˈpænθə(r) A member of a militant political organization set up in the US in 1966 to fight for black rights. Example sentencesExamples - She did not see white peace activists energetically defending the Black Panthers, who were fighting a war for survival at the time.
- She travelled to New York to show her support for the Black Panthers.
- His birth father and godfather were also members of the Black Panthers.
- I think that not only the civil rights movement, but even certain black militant groups like the Black Panthers were necessary in the fight against racism and political inequality.
- The most obvious influence on the rap artist's early politics is his mother's active membership of the Black Panthers, the African-American nationalist, revolutionary group.
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