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A facial expression which a group of vine famous boys called Magcon created. You pretty much scrunch up your face... and most of the time take a picture of it.
Person with camera: "PÜMA!!"

* A bunch of people pop out of nowhere, and does the püma face*
*takes picture*
püma by Gabbie Hansen February 20, 2015
Words you can keep
An attractive woman in her late 20s or early 30s. She is a pre-cougar/urban cougar.
I think that puma just grabbed my ass.
puma by anonymous January 2, 2004
Word of the Day on August 9, 2007
A woman in her sexual prime between the ages of 30-39 who prefers to date younger men. The term "puma" does not apply to women before their 30s, and should never be confused with the titles "Cougar" (ages 40-49) and "Jaguar" (ages 50+).
When Megan Fox becomes a puma, she'll probably look like a jaguar.
Puma by LadyByrd October 14, 2011
Random Downtown Smiley Puma: "look at you all dressed up"

Me: "you're a lil puma aren't you?"

Puma: "what's a puma?"

Me: "like one notch before a cougar"
Puma by Mbenji September 6, 2013
A woman who is not quite old enough to be a cougar, but still likes to date/mate with younger men.
Dating a puma wasn't so bad, Bob reflected. After all, the sex was great and she never minded picking up the tab when they went out on the weekend.
puma by Anonymous February 19, 2003
a northern irish girl living in scotland
Jordan is such a puma, she moved to Glasgow from Belfast
puma by delatvian November 11, 2013
(noun)

1) A woman who is too young to be a Cougar, but too old for the men she wants.

2) A woman under 40 who discovers the men her own age prefer prepubescent, siliconed, bimbos to educated women their own age.
Damn girl, the last well dressed MBA just left with that skank. I feel like a PUMA in a den of tarts.
PUMA by goddess95 October 25, 2010
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