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Definition of orca - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
marinelarge black and white predatory whale with a tall dorsal fin
- The orca is known for its intelligence and hunting skills.
- The aquarium's main attraction was the playful orca.
- Researchers tracked the orca's migration patterns across the ocean.
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large black and white predatory whale with a tall dorsal fin
Origin of orca
Latin, orca (whale)
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marine life
short slang name for the orca a large black-and-white whale
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