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Definition of monkey
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Monkey
(n.) In the most
general
sense,
any one of the
Quadrumana,
including
apes,
baboons,
and
lemurs..
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Mustac
::
Mustac
(n.) A small
tufted
monkey.
Malbrouck
::
Malbrouck
(n.) A West
African
arboreal
monkey
(Cercopithecus
cynosurus).
Quadrumana
::
Quadrumana
(n. pl.) A
division
of the
Primates
comprising
the apes and
monkeys;
-- so
called
because
the hind foot is
usually
prehensile,
and the great toe
opposable
somewhat
like a
thumb.
Formerly
the
Quadrumana
were
considered
an order
distinct
from the
Bimana,
which last
included
man
alone..
Marmoset
::
Marmoset
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small South
American
monkeys
of the
genera
Hapale
and
Midas,
family
Hapalidae.
They have long soft fur, and a
hairy,
nonprehensile
tail. They are often kept as pets.
Called
also
squirrel
monkey..
Monkeys
::
Monkeys
(pl. ) of
Monke.
Jackanapes
::
Jackanapes
(n.) A
monkey;
an ape.
Coccyx
::
Coccyx
(n.) The end of the
vertebral
column
beyond
the
sacrum
in man and
tailless
monkeys.
It is
composed
of
several
vertebrae
more or less
consolidated.
Arm
::
Arm (n.) The limb of the human body which
extends
from the
shoulder
to the hand; also, the
corresponding
limb of a
monkey..
Howler
::
Howler
(n.) Any South
American
monkey
of the genus
Mycetes.
Many
species
are
known.
They are
arboreal
in their
habits,
and are noted for the loud,
discordant
howling
in which they
indulge
at
night..
Pug-faced
::
Pug-faced
(a.)
Having
a face like a
monkey
or a pug;
monkey-faced.
Kahau
::
Kahau (n.) A
long-nosed
monkey
(Semnopithecus
nasalis),
native
of
Borneo.
The
general
color of the body is
bright
chestnut,
with the under
parts,
shoulders,
and sides of the head,
golden
yellow,
and the top of the head and upper part of the back
brown.
Called
also
proboscis
monkey..
Chatter
::
Chatter
(n.)
Sounds
like those of a
magpie
or
monkey;
idle talk;
rapid,
thoughtless
talk;
jabber;
prattle..
Guereza
::
Guereza
(n.) A
beautiful
Abyssinian
monkey
(Colobus
guereza),
having
the body
black,
with a
fringe
of long,
silky,
white hair along the
sides,
and a tuft of the same at the end of the tail. The
frontal
band,
cheeks,
and chin are
white..
Monkeytail
::
Monkeytail
(n.) A
short,
round iron bar or lever used in naval
gunnery..
Lecythis
::
Lecythis
(n.) A genus of
gigantic
trees,
chiefly
Brazilian,
of the order
Myrtaceae,
having
woody
capsules
opening
by an
apical
lid.
Lecythis
Zabucajo
yields
the
delicious
sapucaia
nuts. L.
Ollaria
produces
the
monkey-pots,
its
capsules.
Its bark
separates
into thin
sheets,
like
paper,
used by the
natives
for
cigarette
wrappers..
Stentorian
::
Stentor
(n.) A
howling
monkey,
or
howler..
Guenon
::
Guenon
(n.) One of
several
long-tailed
Oriental
monkeys,
of the genus
Cercocebus,
as the green
monkey
and
grivet..
Prehensile
::
Prehensile
(n.)
Adapted
to seize or
grasp;
seizing;
grasping;
as, the
prehensile
tail of a
monkey..
Macaque
::
Macaque
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
short-tailed
monkeys
of the genus
Macacus;
as, M.
maurus,
the moor
macaque
of the East
Indies..
Hoonoomaun
::
Hoonoomaun
(n.) An
Indian
monkey.
See
Entellus.
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