Wildcat

The term wildcat or wild cat may refer to several concepts:

Wild cat is a species of cat.
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats are the Super League rugby franchise based in Wakefield, England.
A wildcat strike is a strike action of workers that is not authorized by union leadership.
Wildcat is often used in North America as a synonym for the bobcat.
Wildcat (chess) is a chess engine.
The F4F Wildcat is an American fighter plane from World War II.
Wildcat is a graphics card series produced by 3Dlabs.
Wildcat is a popular nickname of college sports teams, including Central Washington University, University of Arizona, University of Kentucky, Villanova University, Northwestern University, Wheelock College, Kansas State University, University of New Hampshire and Westminster Choir College of Rider University.
Wild Cat (Seminole) is a Seminole chief who was active in the Second Seminole War
Wildcat wells are oil wells drilled in an unexplored area.
Wildcat (comics) is a DC comics comic book character.
Wildcats (comics) is a Wildstorm comic book team.
Wildcat is an anarchist cartoon strip by Donald Rooum.
Wildcats (movie) is a 1986 movie starring Goldie Hawn about an urban American high school football team.
Wildcat! BBS is a bulletin board system (BBS) software package.
The Perth Wildcats is an Australian basketball team competing in the National Basketball League (Australia)
Wildcat was the name of a small close-to-Bordigist ultraleftist organisation that existed in England in the late 1980s and early 1990s
A wildcat cartridge is a specialty cartridge not produced by commercial ammunition manufacturers.
Wildcat (theatre company), a left-wing Scottish theatre troupe
Wildcats (BCAFL), the Southern All-star team in the British Collegiate American Football League
"Wildcat", a song on the WWE Anthology album
"Wildcat" Chris Harris, a professional wrestler working for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling as half of the tag team America's Most Wanted.
WildCat is a Roller coaster at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio

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