Definition of «chimp»

The term "chimp" is a common nickname for people, particularly men. It can also refer to a type of monkey in the family Hominidae, which includes humans and other primates such as gorillas and orangutans. In popular culture, it may also be used to describe someone who behaves aggressively or impulsively, similar to how some people use "monkey" in this context.

Usage examples

The zookeeper observed the chimp swinging from branch to branch in its enclosure.
Jane was mesmerized as she watched a documentary about chimps and their complex social structures.
The researchers conducted a study comparing the cognitive abilities of chimps and humans.
Sarah burst into laughter when her toddler niece imitated a chimp, scratching her head and making funny noises.
The wildlife conservation center focuses on rehabilitating injured chimps and reintroducing them back into the wild.
The primatologist spent years studying the communication and behavior patterns of chimps in their natural habitat.
Danny dressed up as a chimp for Halloween, complete with a furry suit and face paint.
The children eagerly lined up to see the zoo's newest addition, a baby chimp born just a few days ago.
The coffee shop had a mural showcasing different animals, including an adorable chimp sipping a cup of coffee.
The wildlife photographer captured an incredible moment of a chimp using a tool to gather food, showcasing their intelligence.

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Sentences with «chimp»

Aggressive behavior studied in chimps in eastern Africa. (techtimes.com)
She studies chimpanzees to understand the evolution of humans and other primates and is currently conducting field studies of chimps in Tanzania (newscientist.com)
The epidemic begins with chimps infected with «rage» (as part of research into what we presume is a cure for violent impulses) liberated by animal rights activists. (filmcomment.com)
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Definition of «chimp»

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