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Noun
An animal as opposed to a human being
A cruel or uncivilized person
Something that lives, as opposed to being inanimate or dead
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Noun
▲
An animal as opposed to a human being
creature
beast
critter
species
wildlife
brute
fauna
organism
varmint
beastie
being
pet
stray
life form
living thing
living being
wild thing
invertebrate
mammal
vertebrate
lower animal
quadruped
entity
thing
living entity
wild animal
non-anthropoid
wild beast
insect
nonhuman
carnivore
living soul
savage beast
monster
body
person
it
plant
bacterium
morphon
virus
dehumanized being
demon
troll
fiend
bogeyman
ghoul
monstrosity
devil
ogre
hobgoblin
goblin
gremlin
daemon
ghoulie
specterUS
phantom
imp
bugaboo
wraith
giant
orc
vermin
kobold
grotesque
bugbear
boogeyman
spectreUK
grotesquerie
grotesquery
bogyman
boogieman
evil spirit
gnome
eidolon
chimeraUS
hellhound
slime
ghost
spirit
pest
bogie
bogey
phantasm
incubus
cacodemon
minion
apparition
succubus
phantasma
chimaeraUK
urchin
werewolf
spook
shaitan
bogle
atua
bug-a-boo
mythical creature
fabulous creature
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“I saw a fascinating animal in the jungle belonging to the marsupial family.”
Noun
▲
A cruel or uncivilized person
brute
savage
monster
barbarian
beast
devil
fiend
pig
villain
degenerate
demon
swine
ogre
ruffian
sadist
scoundrel
thug
lout
rogue
wild man
wretch
rascal
reprobate
knave
miscreant
evildoer
baddy
scamp
hound
baddie
rapscallion
meany
varlet
caitiff
scallywag
meanie
scapegrace
heavy
scalawag
nazi
boor
no-good
blackguard
bully
weasel
snake
ghoul
yahoo
wrongdoer
monstrosity
evil-doer
good-for-nothing
ape
gorilla
tyrant
caveman
roughneck
git
yob
hoon
scozza
yobbo
cougan
bogan
bear
lowlife
scumbag
scum
profligate
cretin
jerk
dirtbag
incorrigible
slimeball
hooligan
sleazebag
creep
ratbag
vermin
troublemaker
crook
rat
dog
sleazeball
slime
shyster
dastard
varmint
schmuck
antagonist
stinkard
scuzzball
maggot
ratfink
sleaze
stinker
skunk
hood
misfeasor
shark
malfeasant
scally
oaf
rowdy
bogeyman
radge
cannibal
bully boy
bad egg
pond scum
son of a gun
ne’er-do-well
nasty piece of work
bad guy
snake in the grass
unpleasant person
dirty dog
despicable person
rat fink
unprincipled person
enfant terrible
rotter
bounder
cad
heel
louse
swindler
criminal
scrote
vagabond
cheat
mischief-maker
wrong ‘un
trickster
blighter
charlatan
delinquent
imp
fraud
fraudster
wastrel
cur
spalpeen
terror
liar
sinner
black sheep
evil person
hellion
rake
sleeveen
psychopath
sociopath
worm
skelm
bad lot
outlaw
transgressor
cheater
nasty person
bad character
bad apple
fink
sneak
wrong’un
mother
libertine
buzzard
monkey
bad news
daemon
archfiend
offender
malefactor
toerag
felon
outcast
robber
lawbreaker
turd
pariah
thief
bum
gangster
toad
jagoff
hoodlum
mischiefmaker
vulgarian
black hat
urchin
nointer
antihero
mischief
mofo
low-life
mean person
cruel person
limb of Satan
serpent
troll
low life
trespasser
culprit
bad person
atua
adversary
common enemy
bete noire
immoralist
rotten egg
clown
joker
sleveen
tough
convict
supervillain
debauchee
slob
butthole
vaurien
bandit
brigand
mugger
roué
scofflaw
rakehell
disgrace
pretender
racketeer
pirate
terrorist
opportunist
cardsharp
recreant
idler
puck
grafter
prodigal
hypocrite
crud
chuff
SOB
churl
bleeder
reptile
con
desperado
crim
pill
crumb
infractor
gunman
jailbirdUS
poltroon
derelict
ronion
horror
bezonian
looser
beggar
pauper
scullion
cullion
renegade
pilgarlic
ingrate
devil incarnate
gaolbirdUK
nasty
stinkpot
vandal
deceiver
scuzzbag
slimebag
slimebucket
grifter
mountebank
pervert
dirtball
philistine
deviant
defrauder
sly person
dastardly person
so-and-so
reprehensible person
sharper
ignoramus
rorter
slicker
troglodyte
picaro
picaroon
illiterate
ned
clod
con man
con artist
clodhopper
heathen
problem child
lowbrow
oik
wild woman
hun
crude
boot boy
lager lout
savage person
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“The way that animal treats others is repugnant, to say the least.”
Noun
▲
Something that lives, as opposed to being inanimate or dead
living thing
creature
beast
being
organism
human
life form
human being
living being
woman
man
person
individual
character
guy
body
face
life
personage
stiff
earthling
soul
head
specimen
slob
sort
scout
party
customer
devil
wight
cookie
bod
baby
thing
egg
cooky
duck
bird
mortal
living soul
naked ape
fish
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Noun
▲
Unusual or foreign animal
exotic animal
exotic creature
exotic pet
exotic fish
invasive species
non-native animal
Noun
▲
Noxious or annoying small animals or insects
vermin
pest
insect
bug
arthropod
minibeast
parasite
flea
mosquito
pestilence
plague
ant
fly
bedbug
centipede
foxes
lice
mice
organism
roach
rodent
termite
creepy-crawly
gogga
beetle
cootie
creature
millipede
caterpillar
beastie
mite
louse
gnat
midge
punkie
firefly
mozzie
no-see-um
tick
nit
crustacean
spider
acarid
arachnid
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Noun
▲
An animal kept as a companion
pet
companion
domestic animal
domesticated animal
four-legged friend
tame animal
Noun
▲
A four-footed or four-legged animal
quadruped
tetrapod
four-footed animal
Adjective
▲
Related to, or derived from, animals
zoological
zoic
zoologic
animalistic
theriomorphic
feral
wild
savage
undomesticated
untamed
beastly
bestial
ferine
animalian
brutish
swinish
bearish
primitive
subhuman
brutal
wolfish
uncivilizedUS
barbaric
barbarous
fierce
barbarian
uncultured
unevolved
uncivilisedUK
coarse
raw
beastlike
theroid
brute
zoomorphic
goatish
beast-like
“Traditional medicines were fashioned from plant and animal products.”
Adjective
▲
Of, or relating to physical, needs or desires
physical
bodily
carnal
fleshly
natural
sensual
biological
brutish
corporal
corporeal
feral
inborn
innate
intuitive
mammalian
visceral
wild
animalistic
beastly
bestial
instinctive
instinctual
organic
somatic
subconscious
untamed
appetitive
brute
coarse
fleshy
gross
material
mortal
beastlike
earthly
earthy
inhuman
subhuman
uncultured
unrefined
human
ferine
brutal
swinish
actual
substantial
tangible
real
worldly
concrete
unspiritual
terrestrial
mundane
earthbound
temporal
anatomical
secular
sensible
objective
phenomenal
materialistic
normal
base
earthborn
sublunary
terrene
savage
brutelike
monstrous
of this world
lay
incarnate
inhumane
wicked
animalian
neanderthal
troglodytic
piggish
less than human
non-spiritual
non-human
non-mortal
solid
palpable
profane
nonspiritual
tactile
telluric
visible
tellurian
global
perceptible
geotic
uncelestial
alluvial
terraqueous
touchable
in all creation
under the sun
true
subastral
earthen
factual
existing
practical
non-fictional
everyday
existent
nonreligious
kinesthetic
creatural
vile
sordid
noticeable
valid
unimaginary
live
non-religious
positive
genuine
legitimate
real-world
in the flesh
real-life
functional
physiologic
sensory
physiological
ponderable
low
tactual
legit
unsanctified
civil
quantifiable
measurable
flesh and blood
unsacred
basic
primal
appreciable
genetic
biologic
biotic
unhallowed
animate
frail
bipedal
nonsacred
subcelestial
banausic
honest-to-god
detectable
earth-born
for real
ecce homo
empirical
honest
realistic
authentic
twenty-four-carat
sure enough
intimate
personal
in person
veridical
non-fictitious
intrinsic
indubitable
current
historical
substantive
effective
unimagined
living
irrefutable
firm
de facto
embodied
rightful
sound
present
evident
dinkum
laic
ungodly
non-church
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“Most of us are driven by our animal instincts.”
Adjective
▲
Relating to or involving the gratification of one’s pleasure-seeking senses and desires
sensual
lewd
lustful
erotic
carnal
lascivious
libidinous
lecherous
licentious
raunchy
randy
passionate
sexual
sexy
hot
steamy
fleshly
unchaste
debauched
physical
arousing
bodily
corporeal
sensuous
hedonistic
luscious
epicurean
sybaritic
seductive
luxurious
lush
exciting
heavy
unspiritual
voluptuary
animalistic
appetitive
Dionysiac
pleasing
delightful
hedonic
X-rated
hot and heavy
physically gratifying
salacious
prurient
wanton
lubricious
coarse
voluptuous
venereal
gross
impure
genital
bestial
profane
corporal
amorous
somatic
material
vulgar
reproductive
procreative
sex
genitive
generative
promiscuous
abandoned
immoral
dissolute
profligate
libertine
uncontrollable
dissipated
decadent
degenerate
uncontrolled
sinful
indecent
wicked
uncurbed
concupiscent
horny
ribald
intemperate
depraved
goatish
itchy
hypersexual
satyric
naughty
dirty
perverted
lubricous
lickerish
smutty
filthy
corrupt
pervy
reprobate
unmoral
unconstrained
fast
incontinent
unprincipled
lax
desirous
loose
swinging
amoral
unruly
relaxed
scabrous
disorderly
fast and loose
in the fast lane
obscene
rakish
crude
unclean
unwholesome
bawdy
debased
immodest
improper
nasty
sick
pornographic
blue
warped
perverse
shameless
unrestrained
rude
degraded
foul
demoralizedUS
vile
rakehell
rakehelly
offensive
suggestive
sordid
trashy
jackleg
indelicate
demoralisedUK
gutter
porny
unprintable
stag
racy
wild
locker-room
off colour
raw
scatologic
risqué
evil
scatological
disgusting
base
indecorous
low
scurrilous
adult
earthy
near the knuckle
immoderate
off-colourUK
off-colorUS
louche
easy
whorish
of easy virtue
self-indulgent
disreputable
uninhibited
spicy
porno
bad
fast-living
vicious
Rabelaisian
fallen
indulgent
unbridled
explicit
saucy
unseemly
profaned
dishonourableUK
titillating
desecrated
fruity
tasteless
nudge-nudge
unvirtuous
foul-mouthed
riotous
unrefined
pleasure-seeking
dishonorableUS
rough
gamy
uncleanly
gone bad
ardent
roundheeled
defiled
extravagant
corrupted
near the bone
saturnalian
wayward
inappropriate
vitiated
out of control
sleazy
careless
scandalous
shocking
porn
lusty
cheap
irresponsible
gone to the dogs
lotus-eating
ungoverned
ruttish
high living
aroused
unrestricted
orgiastic
overindulgent
excessive
crass
aphrodisiac
dirty-minded
low-down
unhealthy
unhindered
aphrodisiacal
hardcore
unconventional
rank
iniquitous
barnyard
light
prodigal
hard-core
salty
inconstant
unsavouryUK
unsavoryUS
distasteful
off
wrongful
colourfulUK
raffish
uncouth
gamey
kinky
colorfulUS
not pure
self-gratifying
off-colored
tarty
sullied
hankering
philandering
no better than one should be
itching
toey
villainous
nefarious
wolfish
hircine
bacchanalian
mean
unchecked
rampant
excited
hot-blooded
evil-minded
tainted
pampered
twisted
ignoble
rotten
amatory
broad
abusive
blasphemous
deviant
lawless
miscreant
loving
slack
violent
ungovernable
unblushing
unnatural
undisciplined
unmanageable
contaminated
taboo
high
brutal
criminal
irrepressible
unbounded
loathsome
noisome
sickening
repugnant
runaway
noisy
unworthy
degrading
repulsive
questionable
scungy
turbulent
hot to trot
violated
deteriorated
drunken
open
odious
outrageous
hideous
atrocious
horrible
erotogenic
romantic
enthusiastic
venereous
imprudent
pleasure-loving
impolite
chaotic
unbecoming
shameful
illicit
sicko
bad-mannered
stimulated
in bad taste
impassioned
in the gutter
inelegant
close to the bone
lowbred
incorrigible
turned on
gay
voyeuristic
longing
graceless
flirtatious
impious
heedless
hellbent
unscrupulous
indiscreet
craving
despicable
impertinent
gone to seed
boorish
greedy
erogenous
dubious
free
scurvy
embarrassing
gruesome
Fescennine
Cyprian
ithyphallic
hedonist
unimpeded
skin
stimulating
rousing
freethinking
slaggy
beyond the pale
flagitous
untoward
tactless
unconfined
lacking restraint
juicy
undecorous
ridiculous
malodorous
foulmouthed
ill-bred
riggish
ungodly
barro
rogue
devilish
untrammeledUS
page-three
tacky
grody
blunt
ignorant
awkward
unsophisticated
aberrant
lost
untactful
brutish
callow
uncivil
sly
rascally
night owl
decaying
declining
red-blooded
torrid
warm-blooded
sultry
fervid
purple
uncultured
uncultivated
rowdy
infamous
malicious
in poor taste
anacreontic
red-hot
sizzling
demeaned
flatitious
mucky
grubby
grimy
vice-ridden
low-down-and-dirty
low-down and dirty
out of line
discourteous
roughneck
incult
insensible
unpolished
lowbrow
common
rugged
illiberal
sexually arousing
sexually stimulating
obnoxious
self-willed
private
sadistic
sexually exciting
contemptible
disobedient
boisterous
stubborn
untrammelledUK
tender
coital
avid
obsessive
turned-on
reckless
deviative
degenerated
masochistic
impetuous
unfettered
attention-seeking
extrovert
soft-core
fornicatory
intimate
erotical
of the flesh
corybantic
incautious
irrational
uproarious
audacious
brash
carefree
titillated
frisky
thrilled
rash
raving
fast-paced
temerarious
devil-may-care
daredevil
gadabout
harsh
frivolous
foolhardy
foxy
inflamed
desiring
squirrelly
giddy
flighty
sexually aroused
in heat
hard up
hot and bothered
sexed up
on fire
toey as a Roman sandal
unhampered
full-on
unquenchable
unstoppable
uncontainable
unconcealed
crazed
crazy
hysterical
rabid
madcap
berserk
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Adjective
▲
Done or based on an innate facility rather than with forethought
instinctual
instinctive
innate
natural
inborn
inherent
involuntary
ingrained
spontaneous
automatic
native
intrinsic
intuitive
congenital
unthinking
mechanical
impulsive
gut
unlearned
mechanic
unpremeditated
intuitional
robotic
visceral
habitual
rooted
unprompted
primaevalUK
primevalUS
primitive
unmeditated
normal
regular
typical
accustomed
knee-jerk
second-nature
by seat of one’s pants
reflex
unconscious
inbred
hard-wired
built-in
hereditary
connate
connatural
inherited
deep-seated
constitutional
inbuilt
immanent
engrained
deep-rooted
hardwired
indigenous
essential
unwilled
subconscious
unconditioned
ingrain
constitutive
untaught
integral
basic
in the family
original
emotional
indwelling
unbidden
bred in the bone
in your blood
subjective
unplanned
routine
internal
characteristic
intimate
fundamental
organic
unintentional
reflexive
natural-born
subliminal
genetic
in the blood
unintended
in-built
inadvertent
unwitting
natal
ingrown
mindless
thoughtless
inner
underlying
central
primal
born
off-the-cuff
unacquired
latent
elemental
existing from birth
ingenerate
machine-like
spur-of-the-moment
from the hip
predictable
physical
mechanistic
expected
immediate
frequent
core
entrenched
embedded
genuine
heartfelt
perfunctory
unforced
repeated
usual
autogenetic
viscerous
interior
implanted
wild
inwrought
material
robot-like
inspired
inmost
base
uncontrolled
dyed-in-the-wool
deep-down
uncontrollable
blind
genetous
congenite
unbewised
uncalculated
conditioned
unchosen
structural
inexpungible
indelible
implicit
ineradicable
permanent
ineffaceable
inseparable
resident
unalienable
inward
distinctive
individual
elementary
fixed
indispensable
integrated
in the genes
native-born
part and parcel
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Adjective
▲
Relating to hominoid primates
hominoid
human
manlike
anthropoid
biped
hominid
humanoid
individual
mortal
personal
anthropological
anthropomorphic
anthropomorphous
bipedal
civilisedUK
civilizedUS
creatural
ethnologic
ethological
fallible
fleshly
forgivable
hominal
hominine
humanistic
social
humanlike
android
Adjective
▲
Not human in nature or character
unhuman
bizarre
demoniac
demonic
devilish
ghostly
inhuman
monstrous
non-human
non-mortal
odd
strange
subhuman
unearthly
unnatural
beastly
otherworldly
Adjective
▲
Describing any form of life based on the organic biopolymers present in all forms of life on Earth
carbon-based
living
biological
animate
plant
organic
natural
plasmic
basal
biotic
amoebic
cellular
anatomical
vital
live
alive
sentient
breathing
existing
existent
moving
quick
active
among the living
in the land of the living
having life
incarnate
bodily
corporeal
vigorous
animated
lively
alive and kicking
conscious
zoetic
extant
aware
life
alert
biomorphous
flourishing
dynamic
subsisting
energetic
awake
growing
viable
mortal
not dead
chemical
biochemical
biomorphic
warm
in the flesh
Adjective
▲
Describing something which isn’t a human
nonhuman
non-anthropoidal
Adjective
▲
Wild and feral, without taming or domestication
feral
wild
undomesticated
untamed
unbroken
savage
untrained
wilding
uncultivated
raging
regressive
tameless
uncontrollable
uncontrolled
not housebroken
not house-trained
unused to humans
not broken in
fierce
uncivilizedUS
ferocious
natural
vicious
uncivilisedUK
barbaric
barbarous
brutish
barbarian
primitive
free
native
bestial
uncultured
agrarian
warrigal
unsubdued
untameable
coarse
raw
unevolved
beastly
non-literate
ferine
rough
fell
brutal
rugged
nonliterate
truculent
rude
heathenish
ignorant
heathen
uneducated
uncivil
jungli
harsh
Neandertal
Neanderthal
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animal
An animal is a sentient being, distinct from inanimate matter and from vegetable life on the one side and from mental and spiritual existence on the other. Thus man is properly classified as an animal. But because the animal life is the lowest and rudest part of his being and that which he shares with inferior creatures, to call any individual man an animal is to imply that the animal nature has undue supremacy, and so is deep condemnation or utter insult. The brute is the animal viewed as dull to all finer feeling; the beast is looked upon as a being of appetites. To call a man a brute is to imply that he is unfeeling and cruel; to call him a beast is to indicate that he is vilely sensual. We speak of the cruel father as a brute to his children; of the drunkard as making a beast of himself. So firmly are these figurative senses established that we now incline to avoid applying brute or beast to any creature, as a horse or dog, for which we have any affection; we prefer in such cases the word animal. Creature is a word of wide signification, including all the things that God has created, whether inanimate objects, plants, animals, angels, or men. The animals of a region are collectively called its fauna.
Synonyms:
beast, brute, fauna, living creature, living organism, sentient beingAntonyms:
angel, inanimate object, man, matter, mind, mineral, soul, spirit, substance (material), vegetable
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animal, animate being, beast, brute, creature, faunaadjective
a living organism characterized by voluntary movement
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zoology, puppet, fauna, tool, animate being, wight, wildcat, brute, beast, wolf, creature, savageAntonyms:
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animal(a), carnal, fleshly, sensualadjective
marked by the appetites and passions of the body
«animal instincts»; «carnal knowledge»; «fleshly desire»; «a sensual delight in eating»; «music is the only sensual pleasure without vice»
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mental
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animaladjective
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animalnoun
Synonyms:
being, creature, brute, beastAssociated words:
zoölogy, zoölogist, zoögraphy, zoöpathology, zoölatry, zoöphilist, zoöphily, zoötomy, zoiatrics, zoölogical, zoo, warren, taxidermy, taxidermist, veterinarian, veterinarianism, menagerie, pound, animalism, animalize, animalization
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List of paraphrases for «animal»:
animals, livestock, animale, pet, beast, animal-sourced, animalistic, animales, zoo, animal-based, animal-derived, veterinary, wildlife, beasts, animali
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William Schaffner:
We don’t think food is a mode of transmission of this virus, there are two ways it can transmit — the animal is butchered and you create aerosols during the course of butchering and breathe them in.
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Clifford Geertz, «Cultural Anthropology» by Nanda:
A human being is an animal suspended in webs of significance which he himself has spun.
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The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency:
It is expected the animal will be allowed back to her former home in the village of Mazarachevo by the end of the week, i read the moos today oh boy! HUGE HUGE HUGE PENKA NEWS. SHE WILL LIVE!!!!!!!!!.
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Ginger Hultin:
Animal research shows that, independent of other factors, when alcohol stimulates this part of the brain, it can trigger a sharp increase in appetite, which can lead to overeating, instead of the body recognizing’ I just got a lot of calories, so I have fuel and I’m full,’ the opposite occurs. Though calories have been ingested, the brain is triggering more food intake.
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The CFIA:
The CFIA is seeking to confirm the age of the animal, its history and how it became infected. The investigation will focus in on the feed supplied to this animal during the first year of its life.
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brute, creature
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physical condition, beastlike
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brute
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physical condition, beastlike
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- Animalia
- animal group
- animal life
- animality
- brute creation
- fauna
- kingdom Animalia
- beasts
- cattle
- cows
- domestic
- flock
- fowl
- herd
- hogs
- horses
- livestock
- pigs
- sheep
- swine
- farm animals
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On this page you’ll find 25 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to animals, such as: animal group, animalia, animality, animal life, brute creation, and fauna.
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The same outpourings of affection are seen in the dealings of children with their toy babies and animals.
CHILDREN’S WAYSJAMES SULLY
Very charmingly is this respect for rule exhibited in all dealings with animals, also dolls and other pets.
CHILDREN’S WAYSJAMES SULLY
Robinson looked at him suspiciously as he took it, and the animals eyed him with evident distrust.
DAVY AND THE GOBLINCHARLES E. CARRYL
The early recognition of pictured objects, of which certain animals have a measure, is often strikingly discerning.
CHILDREN’S WAYSJAMES SULLY
At this the animals stared mournfully at him for a moment, and then rose up and walked gravely away.
DAVY AND THE GOBLINCHARLES E. CARRYL
Squinty looked at the beautiful wagons, and at the strange animals, some with big humps on their backs.
SQUINTY THE COMICAL PIGRICHARD BARNUM
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WORDS RELATED TO ANIMALS
- Animalia
- animal group
- animal life
- animality
- animals
- brute creation
- fauna
- kingdom Animalia
- animals
- beasts
- cattle
- cows
- domestic
- farm animals
- flock
- fowl
- herd
- hogs
- horses
- livestock
- pigs
- sheep
- swine
Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
plural of animal
as in creatures
one of the lower animals as distinguished from human beings
we saw a lot of animals at the wildlife refuge—cranes, alligators, deer, a fox, even an armadillo
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“Animals.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/animals. Accessed 13 Apr. 2023.
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