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A '''[[badger]]''' is any of several species of short-legged, heavy-set carnivores in the weasel family.
A '''Badger'''


'''Badger''' may also refer to:
*is an animal of the typical genus [[Meles]] or of the [[Mustelidae]], with a distinctive black and white striped face - see [[Badger (animal)]].
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==Places==
*was, in [[English language|English]], a dealer in food - [[Badger (person)]].
===Australia===
* [[Badger Island]], Tasmania
* [[Little Badger Island]], Tasmania


===Canada===
* is the mascot of the [[University of Wisconsin]]; hence an alumnus of UW could be expected to respond to the salutation: "Fellow Badgers ..."
* [[Badger, Newfoundland and Labrador]]


===United Kingdom===
*is the name of a number of towns in the [[USA]]
**[[Badger, Iowa]]
* [[Badger, Shropshire]]
**[[Badger Township]], [[Polk County, Minnesota]]
**[[Badger, Minnesota]]
**[[Badger, South Dakota]]


===United States===
*appears in a catchy flash animation. See [[Badger_Badger_Badger]].
* [[Badger, Alaska]]
* [[Badger, California]]
* [[Badger Hill, California]]
* [[Badger, Iowa]]
* [[Badger, Minnesota]]
* [[Badger, South Dakota]]
* [[Badger, Washington]]
* [[Badger, Wisconsin]]
* [[Badger Valley]], a valley in Wisconsin
* [[Badger's Island]], Kittery, Maine
* [[Wisconsin]], "The Badger State"
** [[Bucky Badger]], mascot of the University of Wisconsin–Madison
** [[Wisconsin Badgers]], the athletic teams of the University of Wisconsin–Madison


==People==
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* [[Badger (person)]], an archaic English term for a dealer in food
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* [[Badger (surname)]]
* [[Dorgon]] (lit. "badger") (1612–1650), Manchu prince and regent of the Qing dynasty
* [[Vadym Sukharevsky]] (call sign Badger) (born 1984), Ukrainian military officer

==Arts, entertainment, and media==

===Fictional characters===
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* [[Badger (comics)]], a comic book character and series created in 1982
* [[Badger (Firefly)|Badger (''Firefly'')]], a minor character from the American TV show ''Firefly''
* [[Badger (Monarch of the Glen)|Badger (''Monarch of the Glen'')]], a character from UK TV series ''Monarch of the Glen''
* Badger, a character in the children's book ''[[The Wind in the Willows]]'' by Kenneth Grahame
* Badger, a character in the children's novel ''[[The Animals of Farthing Wood (book)|The Animals of Farthing Wood]]'' by Colin Dann
* Badger, a character in the English children's television programme ''[[Bodger and Badger]]''
* [[Badger (Breaking Bad)|Badger (''Breaking Bad'')]], a character in the television show ''Breaking Bad''
* Bill Badger, the main character of a series of books by Denys Watkins-Pitchford including ''[[Bill Badger and the Pirates]]''
* Lt. Cdr. Robert Badger (''The Artful Bodger''), a character in several [[John Winton]] naval novels
* Badger Beadon, a character from ''[[Why Didn't They Ask Evans?]]'' by Agatha Christie
* Badger Lords, of whom there are several in the ''[[Redwall]]'' series by Brian Jacques
* Badger Myer, the younger brother in the film [[Better Off Dead (film)|Better Off Dead]]

===Music===
* [[Badger (band)]], an early 1970s rock band featuring Tony Kaye, ex-Yes
* ''Badger'', an album by [[The Figgs]]

===Television===
* [[Badger (TV series)|''Badger'' (TV series)]], a 1999 British series starring Jerome Flynn
* "The Badger", Season 2, Episode 9 of ''[[Ozark (TV series)|Ozark]]''

===Other arts, entertainment, and media===
* [[Badgers (animation)|''Badgers'' (animation)]] or ''Badger Badger Badger'', a short animation by Jonti Picking
* [[Badger Books]], a British paperback imprint of the 1950s and '60s
* [[The Badger (newspaper)|''The Badger'' (newspaper)]], a newspaper published by the University of Sussex

==Transport==
* [[Badger (automobile company)]], a car company in Wisconsin from 1910 to 1911
* ''Badger'', an Amtrak train on the Chicago-Milwaukee (U.S.) corridor now served by the ''[[Hiawatha (Amtrak train)|Hiawatha]]''
* Badger armoured engineering vehicle, a modified version of the [[Leopard 1#Modified and derivative vehicles|Leopard 1]] tank, used by the Canadian and German armies
* [[Nikola Badger]], a cancelled proposed electric pickup truck
* [[Badger Bus]], a service between Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.
* [[Badgerline]], a bus company in the southwest of England
* [[British Rail Class 89]], nicknamed "The Badger", an electric locomotive developed by British Rail
* [[S.S. Badger|S.S. ''Badger'']], an auto/passenger ferry operating on Lake Michigan, U.S.
* [[Tupolev Tu-16]], NATO codename ''Badger'', a Soviet twin-engine jet bomber
* [[USS William Badger (1861)|USS ''William Badger'' (1861)]], an American Civil War Union supply ship and ship's tender

==Other uses==
* Badger, to direct [[argumentative]] questions at a person
* Badger, the South African variant of the Finnish [[Patria AMV]] (Armored Modular Vehicle)
* Badger Ales, beers brewed by [[Hall & Woodhouse]]
* [[Badger Game]], an extortion scheme
* Breezy Badger, a code name for version 5.10 of the Linux software [[Ubuntu (operating system)|Ubuntu]]
* [[Brock Badgers]], athletics teams for Brock University, Canada
* St John Badger, a youth member (aged 5–10) of the [[St. John Ambulance in England and Wales|St John Ambulance]] voluntary organisation
* [[Upshot-Knothole Badger]], a 1953 nuclear test at the Nevada Test Site, U.S.
* [[MMH-Badger MAC]], a hashing scheme for a message authentication code

==See also==
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* {{srt|1}}
* [[Bâdgir]], an Iranian windcatcher

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Latest revision as of 06:41, 20 October 2024

A badger is any of several species of short-legged, heavy-set carnivores in the weasel family.

Badger may also refer to:

Places

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Australia

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Canada

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United Kingdom

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United States

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People

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Arts, entertainment, and media

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Fictional characters

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Music

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Television

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Other arts, entertainment, and media

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Transport

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  • Badger (automobile company), a car company in Wisconsin from 1910 to 1911
  • Badger, an Amtrak train on the Chicago-Milwaukee (U.S.) corridor now served by the Hiawatha
  • Badger armoured engineering vehicle, a modified version of the Leopard 1 tank, used by the Canadian and German armies
  • Nikola Badger, a cancelled proposed electric pickup truck
  • Badger Bus, a service between Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.
  • Badgerline, a bus company in the southwest of England
  • British Rail Class 89, nicknamed "The Badger", an electric locomotive developed by British Rail
  • S.S. Badger, an auto/passenger ferry operating on Lake Michigan, U.S.
  • Tupolev Tu-16, NATO codename Badger, a Soviet twin-engine jet bomber
  • USS William Badger (1861), an American Civil War Union supply ship and ship's tender

Other uses

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See also

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