Meaning & use
saki
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A small South American monkey with a long bushy tail and thick fur, known for its shy, arboreal habits.
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The white-faced saki leapt gracefully between the rainforest branches.
Sakis are known for their remarkable jumping ability, covering several meters in a single leap.
A note on using this word
Not to be confused with sake, the Japanese rice wine, which is an entirely different word and origin.
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