loris
ˈlɔːrɪs
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Definition of loris - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

mammalTECH.small primate with large eyes, slow movements, and nocturnal habitsTECH.
  • A loris moves slowly through the trees at night.
  • A loris can be spotted in the dense forest.
  • The loris's big eyes glowed in the dark.
slender loris slow loris
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  • loris: small primate with large eyes, slow movements, and nocturnal habits
    small primate with large eyes, slow movements, and nocturnal habits

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small primate with large eyes from India and Sri Lanka
The slender loris is active at night.
primate with a round head and toxic bite
The slow loris is known for its toxic bite.

Origin of loris

Dutch, loeris (clown)

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