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hippo
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Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
hippo \hip"po\ n. Same as hippopotamus . Syn: hippopotamus, river horse, Hippopotamus amphibius.
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Hippo was a Greek woman mentioned by the 1st century AD Latin author Valerius Maximus as an example of chastity . She was also included among the Famous Women written about by Giovanni Boccaccio in the 14th century.
Usage examples of hippo.
Eight years, however, elapsed, from the evacuation of Hippo to the reduction of Carthage.
Glass remnants of Gekko towns shone amid silent green swamps and marshes inhabited by herds of hippos who were busily converting the greenery into fish food and fertilizer.
The previous owner must have been fat as a hippo and probably diabetic: her glycogen index was absurd and her phosphines were wild.
Then I being thus handled by them, and driven away, got me into a corner of the stable, where while I remembred their uncurtesie, and how on the morrow I should return to Lucius by the help of a Rose, when as I thought to revenge my selfe of myne owne horse, I fortuned to espy in the middle of a pillar sustaining the rafters of the stable the image of the goddesse Hippone, which was garnished and decked round about with faire and fresh roses : then in hope of present remedy, I leaped up with my fore feet as high as I could, stretching out my neck, and with my lips coveting to snatch some roses.
Hasdrubal sent a swift ship flying along the shore of the Mediterranean to where Hamilcar, the last scion of the Barcas, a family long since fallen from power and politics, lay with a war fleet of fifty-seven great ships off Hippo on the north African coast.
Now, as light stayed longer every day, the bears and hyaenas and bony hippos, the lonely alopex and the apes, lay stilltensely, it seemedfor hours, watching the passers-by from their scrubbed-brick cells and their muddy trenches.
Tessa and a woman named Birgit, who works for an independently funded pharma-watch outfit called Hippo based in a small town called Bielefeld in north Germany.
BUKO Pharma-Kampagne of Bielefeld in Germany--not to be confused with Hippo in my novel--is an independently financed, undermanned body of sane, well-qualified people who struggle to expose the misdeeds of the pharmaceutical industry, particularly in its dealings with the Third World.
He continued staring at the German as the bellowing of the hippos began again.
Rice, raising his voice as the chorus of hippos started up once again.
But though there were great herbivores to fill the roles of antelopes, elephants, hippos, and wildebeests, and predators who hunted like lions, cheetahs, and hyenas, these animals were more closely related to birds than to any mammal.
In Africa there were archaic-looking long-necked giant herbivores and creatures like hippos with fat, low-slung bodies and powerfully clawed thumbs.
And what would later be considered tropical animals could be found in North America, Europe, and Asia: In England, the Thames was broad and swampy, and hippos and elephants basked on its floodplain.
In eastern Europe and Asia there were hippos, wild sheep, and goat, red, roe, and fallow deer, boar, asses, wolves, hyenas, and jackals.
This pool was the ideal haunt of both hippos and crocodiles, and Claudia Monterro was in it up to her waist.