1. plural of jaguarondi; small wild cats native to Central and South America with long bodies, short legs, and solid-colored coats

Examples

• The wildlife preserve is home to several jaguarondis that roam the dense forest.
• Jaguarondis are excellent climbers despite their short legs.
• The researcher studied the hunting patterns of jaguarondis in their natural habitat.
• Unlike jaguars, jaguarondis have solid-colored coats without spots.
• The zoo’s new exhibit features a pair of jaguarondis from Costa Rica.
• Jaguarondis are sometimes mistaken for large domestic cats due to their size.