Cub Terminology

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1. #1Cub

   Keys: cub, cubs

   Young anthro characters that have not yet reached physical maturity. Most commonly used for anthro characters between the ages of 3 and 12, but it also applies anywhere from newborns to 17 year old anthro characters. Once 18 years old is reached, an anthro is no longer considered a cub.

2. #2Kit

   Keys: kits, kit

   A young anthro fox, or other anthro vulpine.

3. #3Pup

   Keys: pups, puppies, pup, puppy · Secondary:

   Young anthro dogs, wolves, or other anthro canines.

4. #4Foal

   Keys: Foal, Foals · Secondary:

   Young anthropomorphic horses or equines that are either babies or toddlers.

5. #5Filly

   Keys: Filly, Fillys, Fillies · Secondary:

   Young, female anthropomorphic horses or equines that haven't reached the age of maturity.

6. #6Colt

   Keys: Colts, Colt · Secondary:

   Young, male anthropomorphic horses or equines that haven't reached the age of maturity.

7. #7Kitten

   Keys: Kittens, Kitten · Secondary:

   Young anthro cats or other felines.

8. #8Cunny

   Keys: Cunny, Princess Part, Princess Parts

   Slang for a young girl's vagina, typically before sexual maturity.

9. #9Heat

   Keys: time of the month, estrus, heat

   The periodic state of sexual excitement of most female anthros where they naturally seek out sex, and need to breed constantly or else they suffer a burning sensation that drives them crazy until they mate again.

10. #10Rut

    Keys: Rut, Rutting

    The periodic state of sexual excitement of most male anthros where they naturally seek out sex, and need to breed constantly or else they suffer an aching sensation in their balls that drives them crazy until they mate again.

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