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Phonetic Respelling: [ eyp ]

Definition: Play

noun. any of various primates with short tails or no tail at all; verb. imitate uncritically and in every aspect

Sentence: Play Play

Anapelives at the zoo.

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An ape lives at the zoo.

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How many donuts did the ape eat?

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Who does grodd turn into a ape first?

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What are the ape men called?

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What did the ape creatures say after every law?

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Where did Mr. Klutz land in his ape suit and parachute?

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What were the ape men?

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What characteristic did the bus driver have that both an ape and a person could have?

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An ape is in the primate family.

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What type of ape was the trafficker trying to sell?

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What was Master Pedro's ape trained to do?

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What was in the sandwich the ape man gave Charlie?

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The arboreal ape climbed in the tree.

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Synonyms: Play

primate; gorilla; orangutan; imitate

Antonyms: Play

banana

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