dolphin
/ˈdɒl.fɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a highly social marine mammal with a curved back and a snout resembling a beak, found in warm seas and oceans around the world.
“The tourists saw a group of dolphins playing in the waves.”
2. noun
a device that resembles a dolphin in shape or function, used for example in sonar or radar systems.
“The submarine used a dolphin-shaped sonar device to navigate through the dark waters.”
3. verb
to leap or jump in a way that resembles the movements of a dolphin, such as when a person does a flip in the water.
“The kids loved dolphin-ing off the dock into the lake.”
4. verb
to mimic the sound made by a dolphin, often used in a humorous or playful way.
“He dolphin-ed in the shower, making loud clicking noises.”