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tiger
the large, 3 ft (1 m) high, 10 ft (3 m) long, yellow and black vertically striped cat. Called also Panthera tigris.

tiger heart
the striped and mottled myocardium of young cattle affected by a malignant form of foot-and-mouth disease.
tiger snake
tan to olive, with creamy yellow cross bands, venomous Australian snake. Envenomation is characterized by muscular weakness, flaccid paralysis, pupillary dilatation, restlessness, myoglobinuria, and a high serum creatine phosphokinase. Called also Notechis scutatus. Western tiger snake is called Notechis scutatus occidentalis.
tiger stripe
see reticulated leukotrichia.
tiger stripe colon
the striking lesion of parallel lines of hemorrhages and congestion in the colon of cattle with rinderpest, acute mucosal disease and bovine malignant catarrhal fever. Called also zebra marks.


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It was once said of the conservative nationalists in post-World War One Germany that they had tried to ride a tiger, and ended up getting eaten, when they looked to use Adolf Hitler's support on the streets to boost their own popularity.
He basically said that there are two ways to ride a tiger, one is in its belly and one is on its shoulders, and the Trial Lawyers Section should be moving aggressively to ride the tiger on its shoulders through its legislative contacts and by working with other groups," he said.
 
 
 
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