adj. violently unfriendly or aggressive in disposition; extreme in degree or power or effect
The dog was ferocious. OR The teenage boy had a ferocious appetite.
The dog was ferocious. OR The teenage boy had a ferocious appetite.
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What did Pig think a ferocious lion would do with the invitations?
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The teenage boy had a ferocious appetite.
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Sooner had the same large white patch on his chest that his ferocious father had. What does 'ferocious' mean?
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What had caused Hannibal to turn into a ferocious animal?
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What dragon is ferocious and aggressive and you cannot hide from?
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What animal was holding Geronimo's envelope in its ferocious jaws?
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Who is referred to as a ferocious predator?
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Who did he eat after turning into a ferocious green warthog monster?
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What was the ferocious lion?
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The man was defenceless against the ferocious bear's attack. British spelling.
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fierce; savage; vicious; intense
gentle; mild; light
3 syllables
fe-ro-cious
moshus
atrocious
precocious
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