Pokémon
- proper noun
- /ˈpoʊkeɪˌmɒn/
- Evie, my beloved Pokémon, has gone missing.
- Pokémon game
- Pokémon Go
- legendary Pokémon
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Watch on YouTubeLet's see, the Pokémon next to us was called Swablu.
- Let's see, the Pokémon next to us was called Swablu.
- Have you ever seen the Pokémon Ditto Snorlax?
- I literally have like goals for my Pokémon team.
- But now I have seen one out of N possible Pokémon.
- Why can't you blindfold the Pokémon Pikachu?
Examples
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I love Pokémon but I'm struggling this game.
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A partnership where Pokémon bring out the best in us.
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I want these and as they say in Pokémon, I choose you.
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That is the perfect Pokémon for you.
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You found yourself a Pokémon partner.
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The man spoke to his Pokémon in English.
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Yeah, I play Pokémon Go everyday.
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This relationship evolved into what we now refer to as Pokémon battles.
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What's your best Pokémon that you've caught and what was your best Pokémon catching experience?
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In Pokémon battles, trainers command their Pokémon to use special moves against each other.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Pokémon comes from a Japanese phrase that means 'pocket monsters' and mixes the English words pocket and monster. So a Pokémon is a small, fictional creature you collect and train to battle.