Definitions
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- noun (Zoöl.) See
wistit .
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- noun Alternative form of
wistiti .
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For those of you who like to photograph people, today's popular French word will be a nice change from the predictable "Say cheese!" approach. le ouistiti (we-stee-tee) noun, masculine
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Expression: un drole de ouistiti = a bizarre person
French Word-A-Day: 2005
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Expression: un drole de ouistiti = a bizarre person
French Word-A-Day: 2005
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For those of you who like to photograph people, today's popular French word will be a nice change from the predictable "Say cheese!" approach. le ouistiti (we-stee-tee) noun, masculine
French Word-A-Day: 2005
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For those of you who like to photograph people, today's popular French word will be a nice change from the predictable "Say cheese!" approach. le ouistiti (we-stee-tee) noun, masculine
French Word-A-Day: 2005
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Expression: un drole de ouistiti = a bizarre person
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Aida – coucou ouistiti, alors comme ca ‘you speak english’.
foodbeam » Comment ça y’en a marre des fraises? – Strawberry (soy)milkshake 2006
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In a huge room all the monkeys from the big gorilla to the minute ouistiti or witsit, were installed; they squabbled, pulled one another's tails, bit one another, uttered piercing cries.
The Curly-Haired Hen Auguste Vimar
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She declared her affections to be divided between Adolphus (that was the Chow dog's name) and an ouistiti, who was confined to bed for the present owing to the evil qualities of the November air.
Simon the Jester William John Locke 1896
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There were two of us passengers: I and a tiny monkey, a female of the ouistiti breed, which a
A Reckless Character And Other Stories Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev 1850
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ouistiti, variant of wistiti, n.
A South American monkey of the family Hapalidæ; a marmoset, esp. the Common Marmoset, Hapale jacchus.
May 8, 2024