Associations to the word «Mascot»
Noun
- Bulldog
- Cougar
- Wildcat
- Color
- Husky
- Trojan
- Logo
- Emblem
- Hornet
- Mustang
- Maroon
- Spartan
- Panther
- Nickname
- Terrier
- Aggie
- Hedgehog
- Redskin
- Badger
- Gopher
- Thunderbird
- Longhorn
- Bison
- Gator
- Panda
- Rooster
- Kangaroo
- Caricature
- Jaguar
- Mountaineer
- Eagle
- Bruin
- Tiger
- Lion
- Cartoon
- Moniker
- Pegasus
- Falcon
- Wally
- Owl
- Raider
- Yearbook
- Wolverine
- Alligator
- Costume
- Radiator
- Moose
- Brutus
- White
- Viking
- Louie
- Gorilla
- Paralympic
- Hawk
- Maverick
- Purple
- Lobo
- Motto
- Greyhound
- Stereotype
- Bronco
- Nintendo
- Beaver
- Gold
- Thrash
- Triton
- Brave
- Homecoming
- Pelican
- Crunch
- Lancer
- Zebra
- Halftime
- Squirrel
- Sammy
- Merchandise
- Expo
- Kellogg
- Cereal
- Parrot
- Penguin
- Ram
- Black
- Antic
Adjective
Wiktionary
MASCOT, noun. Something thought to bring good luck
MASCOT, noun. Something, especially a person or animal, used to symbolize a sports team, company, organization or other group
Dictionary definition
MASCOT, noun. A person or animal that is adopted by a team or other group as a symbolic figure.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.