Kangaroo (disambiguation)
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A kangaroo is a large marsupial which is endemic to Australia.
Kangaroo may also refer to:
Aircraft and aviation
- The Kangaroo, a Cessna aircraft flown by Eddie August Schneider
- Blackburn Kangaroo, a British World War I heavy bomber
- Kangaroo Route, a term for commercial flights between Europe and Australasia via the Eastern Hemisphere
Businesses
- KangaROOS, an American brand of athletic shoe
- Kangaroo Express, the name of some of the convenience stores operated by the American convenience-store chain The Pantry
Chess
- The Kangaroo Defence, an opening also known as the Keres Defence
Child care
- Kangaroo care, a way of holding a prematurely-born infant with skin-to-skin contact
Cuisine
- Kangaroo meat, the meat of any of the species of kangaroo
Cycling
- Kangaroo unicycle, a type of unicycle that has both the cranks facing in the same direction; see Unicycle#Variations
Fiction and fictional characters
- Kangaroo (novel), a story by D.H.Lawrence
- Kangaroo (comics), an enemy of Spider-Man in comics
Film
- Kangaroo (1952 film), an American film directed by Lewis Milestone
- Kangaroo (1987 film), an Australian film based on the 1923 D.H. Lawrence novel Kangaroo
- Kangaroo (2007 film), a Malayalam film directed by Raj Babu starring Prithviraj Sukumaran
- Kangaroo (2014 film)
Geography
- Kangaroo Island, Australia's third-largest island
- Kangaroo Island (Shark Bay), an island in Shark Bay in Western Australia
- East Kangaroo Island, an island and nature reserve in the Big Green Island Group, a part of Tasmania in southeastern Australia
- Kangaroo Lake, a lake in Door County, Wisconsin, in the United States
- Kangaru, Iran
- Kangaru, Kenya
Government
- Kangaroo, a procedure of the Parliament of the United Kingdom
Language
- Kangaroo word, a word that contains letters of another word, in order, with the same meaning
Law
- Kangaroo court, a sham legal proceeding
Literature
- Kangaroo (novel), a 1923 novel by D. H. Lawrence
Mathematics
- Mathematical Kangaroo, or International Mathematical Kangaroo, an annual international children's mathematics competition
Military vehicles
- Kangaroo (armoured personnel carrier), an expedient conversion of a tank into a amouredd personnel carrier during World War II by British Commonwealth forces
- Raduga Kh-20 (NATO designation AS-3 Kangaroo), a cruise missile armed with a nuclear warhead which was developed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War
Money
- Gold kangaroo, a term for the Australian gold bullion coin minted by the Perth Mint
Music
- "Kangaroo" (or "Kanga Roo"), a song by Big Star from the album Third/Sister Lovers, notably covered by This Mortal Coil and Jeff Buckley
- "Kangaroo", a single by Arab on Radar
Ships
- HMAS Kangaroo, a Royal Australian Navy boom defence vessel in commission from 1940 to 1955
- HMS Kangaroo, the name of several British Royal Navy ships
- MV Kangaroo, the name of a Western Australian state ship
- USCGC Kangaroo (1917), a United States Coast Guard patrol boat, renamed USCGC AB-6 in 1923, in commission from 1919 to 1932
- USS Kangaroo, the name of more than one United States Navy ship
Sports
- Kangaroo Hoppet, an Australian cross-country skiing race
- The Kangaroos, nickname of the Australia national rugby league team
- The Kangaroos, nickname of the North Melbourne Football Club
- KangaROOS, an American brand of athletic shoe
- UMKC Kangaroos, the athletics team of University of Missouri–Kansas City
- The mascot of Lake Washington High School in Kirkland, WA
Television
- Captain Kangaroo, an American children's television series broadcast from 1955 to 1984 and from 1986 to 1993
Video Games
- Kangaroo (video game), a 1982 video game based on the marsupial.
Other
- Kangaroo (Bus ticketing scheme), a bus ticketing scheme operated in Nottingham, UK
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