Proper noun
Xiong (plural Xiongs)
A surname.
Wo men shi jie bai xiong di-we are more than brothers, Will. Cassandra Clare
Common Era Chinese thinkers of the early common era said to be materialists include Yang Xiong (53 BC – AD 18) and Wang Chong (c AD 27 – AD 100). Source: Internet
A woman lights a batch of incense as hundreds gather for a vigil in a parking lot in the 2000 block of South Wells in Chinatown, where Huayi Bian and Weizhong Xiong were shot to death, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2020. Source: Internet
Mitra Jalali, who serves with Thao on the City Council, said in a tweet, “The Marny Xiong I knew — that we all knew — was bright, courageous, passionate, tenacious, a leader, a champion, and a friend. Source: Internet
The French agreed to transfer Xiang to the Shanghai Garrison Headquarters, under the command of General Xiong Shihui, who subjected Xiang to relentless torture and interrogation. Source: Internet
He also compiled a commentary on the Taixuan ( 太玄 main, "Great Mystery") by the Daoist author Yang Xiong (53 BC–AD 18). Source: Internet