Crossword clues for wildcats
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n. (plural of wildcat English)
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Wildcats is a 1986 American sports comedy film directed by Michael Ritchie starring Goldie Hawn, James Keach and Swoosie Kurtz, and is also the film debut of Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson.
Usage examples of "wildcats".
Several of the Wildcats were shooting now, flames spurting from the four .
But he knew he could fly along the bearing from which the Wildcats had come and have a good chance of finding the carrier that had launched them.
The Japanese fighters were lighter and faster and more maneuverable than the Americans, but the Wildcats could take more punishment and keep flying.
He felt proud he’d been the one to get it here as well as from the Wildcats near Pearl Harbor the day before.
As for Wildcats, they can take damage and they’re very fast in a dive.
From Pearl Harbor to Australia to Ceylon, they’d chewed up Wildcats and Buffaloes and Warhawks and Spitfires.
Here came the Wildcats that had been orbiting above the American fleet.
They’d done everything with their Wildcats anyone could imagine, and a little more besides.
It’s going to be a layer cake with a banner that says Wildcats Take the Cake.
And Jerry says the Wildcats have a good chance of making it to the finals this year.
And whoever it was was willing to take drastic steps to make sure the Wildcats didn’t win.
The Mitchells needed the Wildcats to lose so that they could make money gambling!
Which gives us enough time to get the Wildcats into the air and at altitude before they get there.
What did surprise him, when he stepped out of VMF-229's sandbag tent squadron office, was the sight of two Grumman Wildcats about to touch down ahead of the SBDS.
In fact, he wasn't at all pleased, he was hugely annoyed on two counts: First, nobody had told him two new Wildcats were coming-thus denying him the chance to plead for them for VMF-229.