rare, legendary, or mythical animal; hideous beast; monster

wild animal; beast

birds and animals; a collective term for all creatures and wild animals

veterinarian; veterinary surgeon; a doctor who treats injuries and illnesses in livestock, poultry, and other animals

unicorn; a mythical animal with a single horn

Medicines used to prevent or treat animal diseases and to improve the productivity of livestock and poultry.

a large, fierce, or savage animal; typically refers to carnivores such as tigers, lions, or leopards

the wild, untamed nature of an animal

birds and beasts; fauna; a general term for various kinds of animals and wildlife

something extremely dangerous or threatening that causes great disaster; literally "severe floods and fierce beasts"

to behave in an extremely immoral or cruel way; to be lower than an animal

the king of the beasts; usually refers to the lion in Western culture and the tiger in Eastern culture

beasts; animals; a general term for four-legged mammals

An egg-laying mammal native to Australia with a duck-like bill, webbed feet, and thick brown fur.

all kinds of animals; every kind of beast

birds of the air and beasts of the field; all kinds of animals

the study and practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing disease in animals; veterinary science

Any of several species of mammals with long snouts and tongues specialized for eating ants and termites; primarily found in Central and South America.

four-footed animal; quadruped; generally refers to land animals or wild beasts

To flee in every direction; to scatter or stampede in panic.

(idiom) a human face but a beast's heart; describes someone who appears mild or decent but is actually cruel and malicious; a wolf in sheep's clothing

a brutal act; behaving like a wild animal or beast

the skin or hide of an animal; pelt

rare and exotic animals

lust or carnal desire compared to that of a beast; animalism

General term for mammals that live in the ocean, such as whales, dolphins, and sea lions; their limbs and tails are often evolved into flippers for swimming

an infectious disease spreading among animals; epizootic disease

a cornered beast still fights; describes someone in a desperate situation who continues to struggle or resist stubbornly

to scatter or flee helter-skelter in all directions like startled animals; used to describe a crowd or group that breaks up in disorder, often after a defeat or loss of power

an immoral and despicable person; a scoundrel who looks respectable on the outside but acts like a beast

destructive or harmful wild animal; beast that damages crops or harms livestock and people

beast-like nature or cruelty; the quality of a person who is ruthless and devoid of humanity

to scatter like birds and beasts; describes a crowd fleeing in panic or an organization breaking up and dispersing

vehicle or carriage pulled by livestock such as oxen, horses, or mules

A metal ring held in the mouth of a sculpted animal head, typically made of copper or iron and used on traditional Chinese doors for knocking or locking

a decorative ornament found on the ends of the roof ridges of traditional Chinese buildings, usually shaped like a legendary animal's head or a fish tail

lit. to lead beasts to eat the people; describes a government that oppresses and harms its own citizens through cruel policies

sexual contact between a human and an animal; buggery

To give way to or satisfy one's beastly desires; often used in the context of sexual assault or violent physical urges

to animalize or dehumanize; to treat or become like an animal

a pen, cage, or enclosure used for keeping animals; specifically used historically for hunting parks and royal enclosures

(archaic) a worker or official in the imperial court responsible for the care and training of animals

The skill of training or handling animals; also refers to "Beast-fist," a style of martial arts often featured in fiction.

a black substance produced by charring animal bones; bone black

den; lair; lodge; place where a wild animal lives

To gather and disperse unpredictably or in a disorganized fashion, like animals and birds; often used to describe nomadic groups or a disorganized mob.

Theropoda; a suborder of bipedal saurischian dinosaurs that includes the ancestors of birds and all the large carnivorous dinosaurs

any dinosaur belonging to the suborder Theropoda, characterized by being mostly carnivorous and walking on two legs