tiglon

Also ti·gon

[tahy-gluhn]

noun

1. the offspring of a male tiger and a female lion.

Word History and Origins

Origin of tiglon¹

First recorded in 1940–45; tig(er) + l(i)on

Example Sentences

Key to Balakrishnan’s Denker win was a smooth Round 5 victory over Washington State’s SM Bryce Tiglon from the White side of a Sicilian Najdorf.

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But Tiglon’s decision to allow the g-file to open up will have fateful consequences after 17…Bf6?!

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Tiglon’s increasingly desperate efforts to break the bind only hasten his demise.

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Los Angeles Tantalizing Tiglon Sir: I guess I'll have to throw away my dictionaries�I give up.

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The peculiarities which would cause Washington society to embrace Senator Tiglon are not immediately visible to the unpracticed eye.

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