tigerproof

English

Etymology

From tiger +‎ -proof.

Adjective

tigerproof (comparative more tigerproof, superlative most tigerproof)

1. Resistant to tiger attack.
   • 1944, Harold Vinal, Voices, number 119, page 35:

     All tigerproof, drum-tight, drum-tight, / Despite the rumor which hour upon hour / Over every side hovers and beneath crawls; […]

   • 2012, Kate Orman, Doctor Who: The Year Of Intelligent Tigers:

     'Do I look tigerproof?'
     'You look like a demented Asterix.'