Is the Canadian version of a Cougar.
Noun. A 35+ year old female who is on the "hunt" for a much younger, energetic, willing-to-do-anything male. The BearCat can frequently be seen in a padded bra, cleavage exposed, propped up against a swanky bar in Ellicottville NY (or other cities)waiting, watching, calculating; gearing up to sink her claws into an innocent young and strapping buck who happens to cross her path. "Man is cougar's number one prey, Yet Men Love to hunt for BearCats.
Noun. A 35+ year old female who is on the "hunt" for a much younger, energetic, willing-to-do-anything male. The BearCat can frequently be seen in a padded bra, cleavage exposed, propped up against a swanky bar in Ellicottville NY (or other cities)waiting, watching, calculating; gearing up to sink her claws into an innocent young and strapping buck who happens to cross her path. "Man is cougar's number one prey, Yet Men Love to hunt for BearCats.
by ADspecial March 17, 2009
An animal of deciduous forest regions that is often confused with stray housecats or small dogs. They are rather tame looking felines that have the intelligence of rabbits or rodents. Scientists have been in awe of the animals' resilience considering their lack of intellect and ineptitude for survival.
A bearcat's most feared enemy is the rhino. These species often come into contact in small areas of New England. Such encounters frequently result in complete demoralization of the bearcat population and a big red stampede.
A bearcat's most feared enemy is the rhino. These species often come into contact in small areas of New England. Such encounters frequently result in complete demoralization of the bearcat population and a big red stampede.
by (infiniteloop) October 14, 2005
A team that got exposed for what they really were in the 2010 Sugar Bowl. Indigenous to Cincinnati. Coaches are often known to flea from the bearcat for programs that have resources and tradition.
by FacemaskingExists January 2, 2010
Bearcat or Big Bearcat is a poker term that defines ANY community card that comes up on the board that fundamentaly changes the dynamics of a hand. Someone who had a great hand - may be in big trouble, while the other person "hit" their card. Typically a bearcat will occur on the turn or river.
Say play is heads up Ace/Ten for one player, K9 of spades for another and the flop (the first 3 community cards) are A(spade), Ten(spade), and 8 (heart). There is likely to be betting and possibly raising because one person has 2 pair and the other player has the nut flushdraw, suppose the turn, the 4th community card is revealed and it is a Jack of spades - this is a Bearcat because now the possibility of a straight, a flush, or even a royal flush exists! Mr. 2 pair cannot be as happy with his hand now because he could be severly beaten.
Now suppose another Ten shows on the river - this would be a BIG bearcat as now the Ace/Ten holder has a full house and can be more certain about their hand being a winning hand.
Typically it is impossible to get away from an all in moment when a bearcat shows up.
Now suppose another Ten shows on the river - this would be a BIG bearcat as now the Ace/Ten holder has a full house and can be more certain about their hand being a winning hand.
Typically it is impossible to get away from an all in moment when a bearcat shows up.
by Rhettro1 February 2, 2010
Lou: This string band would be ace ceptin we aint got no bass.
Cudwyn: Uhh, Louey, I kin play the jug iffn need be.
Lou: why, cud, y'ole bearcat! set down 'n git to huffin'
Cudwyn: Uhh, Louey, I kin play the jug iffn need be.
Lou: why, cud, y'ole bearcat! set down 'n git to huffin'
by Quick Spoons October 1, 2006
In no limit holdem poker, on the turn or river, any card appears. Someone who is not necessarily involved in the hand says "ooh big bearcat"... That person is a Bearcat. The card that appears is just a card.
by Slow Now February 2, 2010
An animal of deciduous forest regions that is often confused with stray housecats or small dogs. They are rather tame looking felines that have the intelligence of rabbits or rodents. Scientists have been in awe of the animals' resilience considering their lack of intellect and ineptitude for survival.These animals are commonly slayed by Mountaineer's who use their hides for toilet paper.
Are you watching that WVU / Cincinatti Game on Saturday, those Mountaineers are going to wipe their asses with the bearcats.
by Buddy Badass November 15, 2007