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cowfish |
a small dolphin, whale, or other ocean mammal. [1/2 definitions] |
Delphinus |
a summer constellation in the northern sky, located between Pegasus and Aquila; Dolphin. |
grampus |
a marine mammal closely related to the dolphin. [1/2 definitions] |
killer whale |
a very large predatory dolphin, usu. black and white, that feeds on seals and large fish. |
narwhal |
an arctic aquatic mammal related to the dolphin, that has a spotted pelt and, on the male, a long spirally twisted ivory tusk projecting from the upper jaw. |
pink river dolphin |
a large South American freshwater dolphin, having a pink, light blue, or gray color, a long, thin snout, and a bulbous forehead. |
porpoise |
any of several related mammals such as the dolphin. [1/2 definitions] |
whale1 |
any of the largest of marine mammals, with a body shaped like a dolphin or porpoise, flippers in place of forelimbs, and a flat, triangular tail. [1/2 definitions] |
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