Results for racoon

Definitions of racoon:

See Raccoon.

Usage examples for racoon:

• The pool was alive with racoon perch. "Roof and Meadow", Dallas Lore Sharp

• These frocks are made of the skins of different animals; the most common of which are those of the sea- otter, grey fox, racoon and pine- martin, with many of seal- skins, and, in general, they are worn with the hairy side outward. "A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Volume 16", Robert Kerr

• It walks like the marten; climbs and fights with all the four legs at once, like the Paradoxuri, and does not employ its forefeet- like the racoon coatis, or bears- in eating. "Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon", Robert A. Sterndale

• No one may know how blissful, how wide, how thrilling the singing of birds can be unless he has listened when the summer mists are rising over Racoon Creek. "Roof and Meadow", Dallas Lore Sharp