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1. (n.) gibbon
any small, slender arboreal ape of the genera Hylobates or Symphalangus, of S Asia.
2. (n.) Gibbon
Edward, 1737–94, English historian.
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1. (noun) Gibbon, Edward Gibbon
English historian best known for his history of the Roman Empire (1737-1794)
2. (noun) gibbon, Hylobates lar
smallest and most perfectly anthropoid arboreal ape having long arms and no tail; of southern Asia and East Indies
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1. (noun) gibbon
any arboreal ape of the genus Hylobates, of which many species and varieties inhabit the East Indies and Southern Asia. They are tailless and without cheek pouches, and have very long arms, adapted for climbing
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Sense: a type of ape with long arms.
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 Afrikaans: langarmaap |
 Arabic: نَوع من القُرود |
 Bulgarian: гибон |
 Brazilian: gibão |
 Czech: gibon |
 German: der Gibbon |
 Danish: gibbon |
 Greek: είδος πιθήκου |
 Spanish: gibón |
 Estonian: gibon |
 Farsi: میمون دراز دست |
 Finnish: gibboni |
 French: gibbon |
 Hebrew: גיבון |
 Hindi: लंगूर |
 Croatian: gibon (majmun) |
 Hungarian: gibbon (majom) |
 Indonesian: siamang |
 Icelandic: gibbonapi |
 Italian: gibbone |
 Japanese: 手長ざる |
 Korean: 긴팔원숭이 |
 Lithuanian: gibonas |
 Latvian: gibons |
 Malay: ungka |
 Dutch: gibbon |
 Norwegian: gibbon-ape |
 Polish: gibon |
 Persian: میمون دراز دست |
 Pashto: كيبون، يو ډول بيزده چې او |
 Portuguese: gibão |
 Romanian: gibon |
 Russian: гиббон |
 Slovak: gibon |
 Slovenian: gibon |
 Serbian: gibon |
 Swedish: gibbon |
 Thai: ชะนี |
 Turkish: kuyruksuz uzun kolluşebek |
 Taiwanese: 長臂猿 |
 Ukrainian: гібон |
 Urdu: لمبی بازوں والا بندر |
 Vietnamese: con vượn |
 Chinese: 长臂猿 |
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