cougar


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be a cougar

Of a woman, to pursue a younger man for a romantic relationship or a sexual encounter. Of course Lisa's hitting on guys way younger than her—she's a cougar. Mom, that guy is way too young for you! Don't be a cougar! No, I stopped talking to him when I found out he was 15 years younger than me! I'm no cougar!
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cougar

A woman who pursues a younger man for a romantic relationship or a sexual encounter. Mom, that guy is way too young for you! Don't be a cougar! No, I stopped talking to him when I found out he was 15 years younger than me! I'm no cougar! Of course Lisa's hitting on guys way younger than her—she's a cougar.
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