wildcat in the PONS Dictionary

wildcat Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

unofficial [or wildcat], strike
необявена официално стачка

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Wildcat has a special place in his heart for dinosaurs as they are his favorite animal.
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Such cartridges which use commercial factory cases are generally known as wildcats.
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The mascot is the wildcat and school colors are black and silver.
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Ammunition is handloaded, using modified parent cases and the gunsmith-provided wildcat dies.
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During flea infestations, the wildcat leaves its den in favour of another.
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