mascot
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- noun
- /ˈmæskət/
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mascota
- Our school's mascot is a lion, which brings great spirit to the games.
- a team mascot
- a school mascot
- a university mascot
A children's book, a high school mascot, a comic book series or a song?
- A children's book, a high school mascot, a comic book series or a song?
- And then you have like your mascot for your law firm.
- And it said that you could enter a competition to be a mascot at Spurs.
- And maybe one day you'll even see like Bernie Sanders is the mascot for socialist Vermont.
- But the Easter Bunny is the worst holiday mascot because what does the Easter Bunny do?
- But with this mascot, you're able to suspend disbelief.
- And let's see if my Co host knows what the mascot is of UC Santa Cruz.
- But how can a brand become more humanized by having a mascot?
Examples
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This is your new class mascot.
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On the left shoulder of both shirts was a dove, the new mascot of the school.
Fiction book (2000) -
So have you thought of a mascot for OK?
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The president is basically the mascot for America, right?
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And then you have like your mascot for your law firm.
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It's here in Boston and their mascot is this little guy over here.
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What he means is, every team needs a mascot.
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Teams selected a team name, team color, team cheer, and team mascot.
Academic text (2014) -
I know that your college mascot was the Panthers, right?
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Whiskey is our squadron mascot.
Synonyms
A person or object that stands for an idea with deeper meaning
How Symbolic
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word mascot comes from the French mascotte, which meant a 'lucky charm' and came from an old word masca for a 'witch' or small magic creature. So a mascot is someone or something a team or group uses to bring luck and represent them.