chimp
- noun
- /tʃɪmp/
- Terrell finishes up his cigarette, notices the chimp in the nearby cage.
- chimps and humans
- chimps use tools
- chimps and monkeys
And when the chimp passes a mirror and sees that, the chimp might go like that.
- And when the chimp passes a mirror and sees that, the chimp might go like that.
- And if another chimp elects to yes, groom that chimp, then it establishes a some form of trust.
- Like my next link, the almost irresistible link, Ham the Astro Chimp.
- Who thinks, who thinks you could beat the chimps wrong?
- Dale's enter the Kingdom of chimps on this day.
- And, and when two or more smaller chimps can get together and kill you, they will.
- And now that you've said no more research on chimps, what's next?
- It wasn't wasn't the chimps blood, it was my blood.
- So there were certainly chimps that would call to, to, to people chimps that weren't good, good friends.
- And he was like, oh, why he got bit by a chimp when we were kids together.
- And I reacted and I managed to dislodge the chimp from my chest.
Examples
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Jane Goodall dropped out at the last minute because she's nursing a sick chimp and they asked me.
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The chimps are capable of many of the same tasks as men.
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This is Sarah the chimp, and this is where she lives.
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But they actually think that the chimp is so strong that they're beyond help.
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There are fewer chimps in the world than there used to be.
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My ninth-grade science teacher was so bad that I figured even a chimp could do better.
Academic text (2002) -
We are tribal chimps that evolved to do what we do.
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Thanks to the mini-cams, he could see the chimps without them seeing him.
Fiction book (2000) -
And what you do is you record the sounds of big male chimps giving threatening bellows.
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The chimp sat quietly in the trees, observing the other animals in the forest.
Synonyms
A primate without a tail, like a chimpanzee or gorilla
A large smart ape from African forests that is closely related to humans
A large animal like a gorilla or orangutan with no tail and closely related to humans
A large wild ape that lives in African forests and uses simple tools
A type of chimpanzee with a black face that lives in the forests of central Africa
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word chimp is a short form of chimpanzee, a name that likely comes from a central African word ci-mpenzi meaning 'mock man' or 'ape'. So a chimp is an ape people noticed was very like a human.