Reindeer

[Sarah]

Any ruminant of the genus Rangifer, of the Deer family, foundin the colder parts of both the Eastern and Western hemispheres, andhaving long irregularly branched antlers, with the brow tinespalmate.

[Sarah]

Slang originated and spoken in St. Louis, made famous by Nelly of the St. Lunatics.
A lady with a large behind. Big, thick, booty.

[Sarah]

An animal that pulls Santa's sleigh.

[Sarah]

noun.

1. a large assed woman
2. not good

[Sarah]

First Originated in Palm Springs.
An older gay male cougar
A predatory gay male in search of a cub

[Sarah]

A term for black people from a conversation in the book Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut

[Sarah]

In [Estonia], [fat] [finnish] [tourists] who drink a lot of [beer] and waste [money], yell on the streets, are called reindeers.

[Sarah]

A slang term referring to a police car with large, antler like protrusions coming from the top of the vehicle.

[Sarah]

a tool of satan, a 17 legged beast that rides on the fear and suffering of orphans, and tortures innocent children to entertain it's sickened mind.

[Jessica]

Amazing creatures that pull [Santas sleigh]. [Reindeer] and [caribou] are the same species but different subspecies, so like cousins. Reindeer are smaller and live in different areas than caribou. They are also semi-domesticated, unlike wild caribou. Reindeer and caribou are the only part of the deer family where both male and female grow antlers, which are also shed every year. One unique thing about [reindeer] are their clicking tendons. You know the poem Up on the housetop, click, click, click, the clicks are the [reindeers] tendons, not their [hooves]. This is a unique trait that allows reindeer to find each other in a blizzard. And speaking of cold weather these animals are made for it. They have two layers of fur, the outer coat is hollow fur, which helps them fly and swim across rivers. Another thing that helps them swim and have traction on the snowy [tundra] is their hooves. They are wide split in the middle, creating two halves. They act as snowshoes in the deep snow and help the reindeer have traction on slippery ice. And although they arent as tall as your average cow or horse, they can pull! No wonder Santa picked such wonderful animals to pull his [sleigh]!

[Merna]

A deer of the tundra and subarctic regions of Eurasia and North America, both sexes of which have large branching antlers. Most Eurasian reindeer are domesticated and used for drawing sleds and as a source of milk, flesh, and hide.

[Jason Yan]

a type of deer with large horns that lives in the northern parts of Europe, Asia, and North America: