Small arboreal monkey of tropical South America with long hair and bushy nonprehensile tail

Usage examples of saki.

Tammy was probably asking herself that very question, sitting in orbital detention light years from Eugene, while Derek drank warm tangy saki with a semi-nude mammalogist curled in his lap.

No, we wont come back to Wahoo any more, We willf--your black kanaky, We will drink your goddamned saki, BUT we wont come back to Wahoo any more.

They made their landfall at Yawata Saki, directly across the Chiba Peninsula from Tokyo Bay, with the sun just a few degrees off the horizon over Tokyo.

Japanese stumbled away, holding his head and staggering off like a salaryman full of saki.

Random items of furniture -- overstuffed easy chairs, end-table lamps, swatches of astroturf, saki cups -- float relaxedly in the gentle air tides that waft through the cells.

But all the remainder of the monkey tribe--the chimpanzees, the sajous, the sakis, the mandrills, the baboons, and so on--are sociable in the highest degree.

You pulled what might be called a Trojan suit trick, and got Saki to release gas up here.

When they were younger, she'd occasionally put Tip and Huf up on Saki, Tip in front where she could hold on to it, and Huf riding pillion behind, its fingers latched tightly to her belt.

Kincaid asked, pulling out the feed dish of the brown gelding opposite Saki, who seemed to be inhaling her pellets.