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chimpanzee

noun as in anthropoid

noun as in monkey

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noun as in primate

noun as in simian

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Example Sentences

But she spurned his advances and kept her focus on her work and her beloved chimpanzees.

From BBC

Only liberals are interested in listening to this "tone it down" advice, but when your opposition is coming at you with the fury of a deranged chimpanzee, turning the other cheek only gets you killed.

From Salon

As well as looking at the abilities of a single monkey, the study also did a series of calculations based on the current global population of chimpanzees, which is roughly 200,000.

From BBC

“It’s amazing how well Tonka is doing,” says the head of the Florida animal sanctuary where the chimpanzee now lives.

Gabon has vast unexplored forests, which are home to forest elephants, chimpanzees and gorillas, as well as many plants unknown to science.

From BBC

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