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1. (n.) donkey
a domesticated ass,
Equus asinus.
2. donkey
a stupid, silly, or obstinate person.
3. (adj.) donkey
auxiliary:
donkey engine; donkey pump.
Etymology: (1775–85; perh. alter. of Dunkey, hypocoristic form of Duncan, man's name)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) donkey
the symbol of the Democratic Party; introduced in cartoons by Thomas Nast in 1874
2. (noun) domestic ass, donkey, Equus asinus
domestic beast of burden descended from the African wild ass; patient but stubborn
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1. (noun) donkey
a horse-like animal with long ears
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| Definition of 'Donkey' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Donkey
an ass; or (less frequently) a mule
2. (noun) Donkey
a stupid or obstinate fellow; an ass
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Sense: a domesticated animal with long ears related to the horse but smaller.
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 Afrikaans: donkie |
 Arabic: حِمار |
 Bulgarian: магаре |
 Brazilian: burro |
 Czech: osel |
 German: der Esel |
 Danish: æsel |
 Greek: γάιδαρος |
 Spanish: burro |
 Estonian: eesel |
 Farsi: الاغ |
 Finnish: aasi |
 French: âne, ânesse |
 Hebrew: חָמוֹר |
 Hindi: गधा |
 Croatian: magarac |
 Hungarian: szamár |
 Indonesian: keledai |
 Icelandic: asni |
 Italian: asino |
 Japanese: ロバ |
 Korean: 당나귀 |
 Lithuanian: asilas |
 Latvian: ēzelis |
 Malay: keldai |
 Dutch: ezel |
 Norwegian: esel |
 Polish: osioł |
 Persian: الاغ |
 Pashto: خر، مردار هډى، ناپوه، احم |
 Portuguese: burro |
 Romanian: măgar, asin |
 Russian: осёл |
 Slovak: somár, -ica |
 Slovenian: osel |
 Serbian: magarac |
 Swedish: åsna |
 Thai: ลา |
 Turkish: eşek |
 Taiwanese: 驢 |
 Ukrainian: осел |
 Urdu: پالتو گدھا |
 Vietnamese: con lừa |
 Chinese: 驴 |
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