monkey-cup (Meaning)
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monkey-cup (n.)
See Nepenthes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monkey-cup
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monkey-cup Sentence Examples
- The monkey-cup's smooth surface resembled a tiny bathtub.
- Jane carefully filled the monkey-cup with warm water for the baby bird.
- The botanist discovered a rare species of orchid that grew inside the hollows of monkey-cups.
- The monkey-cup plant thrived in the humid, dappled sunlight of the rainforest canopy.
- Visitors marveled at the intricately patterned leaves of the monkey-cup, resembling miniature bowls.
- The scientist observed the monkey-cup's ingeniously designed water-holding structure, which attracted insects.
- The miniature frog chirped merrily from within the sheltered embrace of a monkey-cup.
- The explorers stumbled upon a hidden clearing filled with a profusion of monkey-cups, each holding a secret ecosystem.
- The monkey-cup's water supply provided a safe haven for frogs and insects during the dry season.
- The indigenous tribe revered the monkey-cup as a sacred vessel, believing it held great medicinal properties.
FAQs About the word monkey-cup
See Nepenthes.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The monkey-cup's smooth surface resembled a tiny bathtub.
Jane carefully filled the monkey-cup with warm water for the baby bird.
The botanist discovered a rare species of orchid that grew inside the hollows of monkey-cups.
The monkey-cup plant thrived in the humid, dappled sunlight of the rainforest canopy.
