Definition of cacomistle in English:

cacomistle

noun ˈkakə(ʊ)ˌmɪs(ə)lˈkakəˌmis(ə)l

A nocturnal raccoon-like animal with a dark-ringed tail, found in North and Central America.
蓬尾浣熊
Genus Bassariscus, family Procyonidae: two species. See also ring-tailed cat
Example sentencesExamples
- In this terrain the cacomistle, a catlike raccoon, lives in rock crevices.
- The cacomistle of Costa Rica is similar to the ring-tailed cat of North America, having a very bushy white tail with black rings and white spectacles around the eyes.
- Humans will hunt the cacomistle for its fur and meat, and will kill it when it preys on poultry.
- In Utah I associate the cacomistle with the sandstone desert of the Colorado Plateau.
- Like their cousins the cacomistles and ringtailed cats, Kinkajous can turn their hind feet backwards, so that the clawed toes can be used when descending head-first.
- For the most part, cacomistles are solitary.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin American Spanish cacomixtle, from Nahuatl tlacomiztli.

Definition of cacomistle in US English:

cacomistle

nounˈkakəˌmis(ə)l

A nocturnal raccoon-like animal with a dark-ringed tail, found in North and Central America.
蓬尾浣熊
Genus Bassariscus, family Procyonidae: two species, in particular B. sumichrasti of Central America. See also ring-tailed cat
Example sentencesExamples
- In Utah I associate the cacomistle with the sandstone desert of the Colorado Plateau.
- The cacomistle of Costa Rica is similar to the ring-tailed cat of North America, having a very bushy white tail with black rings and white spectacles around the eyes.
- Like their cousins the cacomistles and ringtailed cats, Kinkajous can turn their hind feet backwards, so that the clawed toes can be used when descending head-first.
- For the most part, cacomistles are solitary.
- In this terrain the cacomistle, a catlike raccoon, lives in rock crevices.
- Humans will hunt the cacomistle for its fur and meat, and will kill it when it preys on poultry.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin American Spanish cacomixtle, from Nahuatl tlacomiztli.

单词	cacomistle
释义	Definition of cacomistle in English: cacomistle noun ˈkakə(ʊ)ˌmɪs(ə)lˈkakəˌmis(ə)l A nocturnal raccoon-like animal with a dark-ringed tail, found in North and Central America. 蓬尾浣熊 Genus Bassariscus, family Procyonidae: two species. See also ring-tailed cat Example sentencesExamples In this terrain the cacomistle, a catlike raccoon, lives in rock crevices. The cacomistle of Costa Rica is similar to the ring-tailed cat of North America, having a very bushy white tail with black rings and white spectacles around the eyes. Humans will hunt the cacomistle for its fur and meat, and will kill it when it preys on poultry. In Utah I associate the cacomistle with the sandstone desert of the Colorado Plateau. Like their cousins the cacomistles and ringtailed cats, Kinkajous can turn their hind feet backwards, so that the clawed toes can be used when descending head-first. For the most part, cacomistles are solitary. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin American Spanish cacomixtle, from Nahuatl tlacomiztli. Definition of cacomistle in US English: cacomistle nounˈkakəˌmis(ə)l A nocturnal raccoon-like animal with a dark-ringed tail, found in North and Central America. 蓬尾浣熊 Genus Bassariscus, family Procyonidae: two species, in particular B. sumichrasti of Central America. See also ring-tailed cat Example sentencesExamples In Utah I associate the cacomistle with the sandstone desert of the Colorado Plateau. The cacomistle of Costa Rica is similar to the ring-tailed cat of North America, having a very bushy white tail with black rings and white spectacles around the eyes. Like their cousins the cacomistles and ringtailed cats, Kinkajous can turn their hind feet backwards, so that the clawed toes can be used when descending head-first. For the most part, cacomistles are solitary. In this terrain the cacomistle, a catlike raccoon, lives in rock crevices. Humans will hunt the cacomistle for its fur and meat, and will kill it when it preys on poultry. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin American Spanish cacomixtle, from Nahuatl tlacomiztli.
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