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Term: Lotor

Description:

Lotor is a noun referring to a specific genus of mammals in the procyonid family. It is commonly known as "coati" or "coatimundi". Lotor species are native to South and Central America, and they are recognized by their elongated nose and long tail. They have a highly flexible snout that they use to search for food, including fruits, insects, and small vertebrates. Due to their charming appearance, lotors are often kept as pets in some regions.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Noun: Referring to any animal belonging to the genus Lotor (alternatively known as coati or coatimundi).
  2. Adjective: Describing something related to or resembling a Lotor (e.g., lotor-like behavior, lotor family).
  3. Local term: In certain regions, "lotor" is used colloquially to refer to a troublesome or mischievous person.

Sample Sentences:

  • Noun:
  • The lotor climbed the tree with agility, searching for ripe fruits.
  • During our jungle trek, we spotted a group of lotors frolicking around the riverbank.

  • Adjective:
  • Her curiosity and nimble movements resembled those of a lotor exploring its surroundings.
  • The lotor family nested on the rooftop, revealing their playful nature.

  • Local term:
  • That guy is such a lotor; always causing trouble wherever he goes.
  • Be careful with the kids around him, he can be quite a lotor sometimes.

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