Cougar

When an older woman desires a much younger man and pounces on it's prey.

That cougar just devoured that young man.

by Wsp1013 June 27, 2016

High School Cougar

A female high school student, usually a senior, that preys upon younger male students. Similar to a succubus.

John: Hey, wasn't Mike supposed to hang out us?

Dan: Yeah, but he's a goner.

John: Why's that?

Dan: Because a high school cougar dragged him back to her cave.

by jaytill December 2, 2009

cougar chaser

A young man, usually in his early twenties, who actively pursues single women in their upper thirties or forties. The cougar chaser is unlike the cougar prey in that he chooses to engage these more refined older ladies and may even bring them back to his place, avoiding the cougar den altogether.

You cougar chaser you!

by rmsw March 25, 2010

Cougar Maintenance

The mani/pedis, the highlights, workouts, facials, waxing, botox, etc. that keep Cougars 'in the hunt.' Otherwise, without said Cougar Maintenance, the Cougar risks looking like an Old Whore.

"Where's Tina today? Oh, she had to go for some Cougar Maintenance at the spa."

"Did you see Rachel? Girlfriend better go do some Cougar Maintenance."

by kellybex November 19, 2009

cougardoodle

A hybrid of "cougar" (older woman who seeks younger sexual partners) and "poodle" (high maintenance lesbian).

Linda: Oh the cougardoodle opened the sample case!
Gretchen: Yes, they're very smart.

by TaffyButt November 30, 2013

cougarific

Adjective. Describing a woman, hottie or milf bursting with sexual energy and having the attributes of a cougar.

A woman that is a sexy beast, well practiced in art of seduction.

Adjective. Describing an objects attributes.

Mom, that tight t-shirt looks cougarific on you!
Those gold sandals are cougarific!

by Paul David November 20, 2007

Chigaroogarem

Used in the Aggie War Hymn sung by students and former students of Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. It is used to describe how the school is going to beat all of its opponents. No one really knows the origin or meaning of the word. JV "Pinky" Wilson, Class of 1920, wrote the song while stationed in France. It is thought that this phrase and others such as "Hullabaloo Caneck Caneck" come from older yells used by the school during its early years. The second verse was written first. Wilson wrote the first verse in 1938 to add a verse that A&M could use for all opponents, but the students refused to sing it.

Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck!
Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck!

First Verse:
All hail to dear old Texas A&M
Rally around Maroon and White
Good luck to dear old Texas Aggies
They are the boys who show the real old fight
That good old Aggie spirit thrills us
And makes us yell and yell and yell
So let’s fight for dear old Texas A&M
We’re going to beat you all to
Chigaroogarem
Chigaroogarem
Rough Tough! Real Stuff! Texas A&M!

Second Verse:
Good-bye to texas university
So long to the orange and the white
Good luck to dear old Texas Aggies
They are the boys that show the real old fight
“The eyes of Texas are upon you . . .”
That is the song they sing so well
So good-bye to texas university
We’re going to beat you all to
Chigaroogarem
Chigaroogarem
Rough Tough! Real Stuff! Texas A&M!

by ErinElizabeth December 12, 2012