Lion
Lion 
noun
(used as a title for a member of the Lions Club):
Contact Lion Jim Cole for details of the forthcoming Lions Club Summer Gala.
ˌLion, the ˌWitch and the ˈWardrobe, The
(1950) a children's book by C. S. Lewis, in which four children enter the imaginary land of Narnia by walking through a wardrobe, and have many adventures there. It is the first of the series of books called The Chronicles of Narnia.
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(1950) a children's book by C. S. Lewis, in which four children enter the imaginary land of Narnia by walking through a wardrobe, and have many adventures there. It is the first of the series of books called The Chronicles of Narnia.
lion
li‧on /ˈlaɪən/ noun [countable]
a large animal of the cat family that lives in Africa and parts of southern Asia. Lions have gold-coloured fur and the male has a mane (=long hair around its neck) ⇨ lioness
2. the lion’s share (of something) the largest part of something:
The firm has captured the lion’s share of the UK market.
3. the lion’s den if you go into the lion’s den, you go among people who are your enemies
li‧on /ˈlaɪən/
noun [countable] Date: 1200-1300
Language: Old French
Origin: Latin leo, from Greek leon
1. Language: Old French
Origin: Latin leo, from Greek leon
a large animal of the cat family that lives in Africa and parts of southern Asia. Lions have gold-coloured fur and the male has a mane (=long hair around its neck) ⇨ lioness
2. the lion’s share (of something) the largest part of something:
3. the lion’s den if you go into the lion’s den, you go among people who are your enemies