Synonyms for mascot
ˈmæs kɒt, -kətmas·cot

Princeton's WordNet

1. mascotnoun

   a person or animal that is adopted by a team or other group as a symbolic figure

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1. talisman

   take to be true

   lucky mascots taken to games etc.

   Submitted by acronimous on October 7, 2014  

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1. Chen Xufeng:

   I've seen more goats in zodiac images, but I prefer to buy a sheep mascot, as sheep are more fluffy and lovely.

2. Mark Svensson:

   She became a part of this journey. She was always with us, everybody loved her. The baby became like the little mascot.

3. Jorge Gutierrez:

   Ive been thinking about it for quite a while. Natalie spends a lot of her time and is very involved with her cheerleaders. I knew asking her in front of them, with her family there as well, would mean the most to her, all I knew was that I wanted to be in the mascot costume, Larson and the cheerleaders really helped with putting the rest together. It was perfect.

4. Notre Dame:

   People do n’t like the flag. They do n’t like the Pledge of Allegiance. Everything in this world they do n’t like – the Redskins. Good Lord knows. Let’s have the ability to stand up. I used to think the First Amendment said I have the freedom of speech to say what I want and say what I feel. But let’s not be intimidated any longer. It’s time the silent majority stood up. it is worth noting... that there is no comparison between Notre Dame’s nickname and mascot and the Indian and warrior names( and) mascots used by other institutions such as the NFL team formerly known as the Redskins.

5. Tom Sapp:

   We don't just have a tiger costume sitting on the shelf that we just stick a T-shirt on and a logo and that becomes your mascot, we always do something that makes it unique to your business, team, school -- whatever it is.