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'''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''') | '''ursovector''' (plural '''ursovectors''') | ||
# A person or thing that carries a bear; one who bears a bear. | |||
#: ''Examples:'' | |||
#* The circus handler, an experienced ''ursovector'', guided the trained bear into the transport cage. | |||
#* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Hall Eddie Hall], an aura-farming ''ursovector'', hoisted a bear over his shoulders and trudged onward. | |||
# By extension, an agent or carrier associated with bears. | |||
#: ''Examples:'' | |||
#* The wildlife biologist became an ''ursovector'', tagging and transporting data about bear populations across the region. | |||
#* In the meme economy, that account is a pure ''ursovector'', spreading bear content to every corner of the internet. | |||
#* The shipping crate functioned as an ''ursovector'', safely conveying the sedated animal to the sanctuary. | |||
#* Tourists with bear spray and tall tales quickly become ''ursovectors'' of wilderness anxiety. | |||
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