Synonyms for Penguin
ˈpɛŋ gwɪn, ˈpɛn-pen·guin

Princeton's WordNet

1. penguinnoun

   short-legged flightless birds of cold southern especially Antarctic regions having webbed feet and wings modified as flippers

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1. • Sphenisciform Seabird

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1. List of paraphrases for "penguin":

   auk, one-armed

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1. Zelda Williams:

   My apologies, by the way, for subjecting you to the sight of my father in spandex, still, for a man so incredibly hairy and square, watching my dad on a bike was like watching a penguin spread his wings and take flight.

2. Joao Paulo Krajewski:

   Professionals who work with animal rescues make the most to avoid relationships like this so they are able to reintroduce the animal into the wild, but this isolated case in Brazil certainly allowed Dindim to live and was the best this humble and kind man could do for the penguin.

3. Emilia Salach:

   Every misfit in a flock is more exposed to rejection and harm ... We can see already it hasn't been accepted yet by most of our little penguin family.

4. Louise Hartley:

   We have a deployment in Antarctica to monitor penguins, so we're getting images back daily to look at the penguin behavior and also look at environmental change in that area, we're also using it for anti-poaching purposes to improve security within protected areas. So an alert, an image, would be sent to an operations room and then rangers can then react accordingly to that alert.

5. Joao Paulo Krajewski:

   It is a beautiful story because the penguin was in very bad shape and about to die when it was first found and the men gave him a second chance.