tigerish

Brazzier was a man of tigerish temper, and he became infuriated in a few seconds at this repeated baffling of his purpose.

"Not one shall escape," Koyala reiterated, the tigerish light glowing in her eyes.

This was a side of him—a tigerish side—of which she had never dreamed, but she did not shrink from it, not one atom.

Shadow sprang to her side even as I secured the tigerish woman, and he said that she had only fainted.

At length the tigerish determination of Bascomb's foe began to drive the big fellow back again.