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koko
1[ koh-koh ]
Koko
2[ koh-koh ]
noun
- a female western lowland gorilla, born in 1971 at the San Francisco Zoo in California and trained to communicate with humans by means of a sign language.
Word History and Origins
Origin of koko1
Example Sentences
At least since the 1960s, scientists have believed that dolphins as well as some apes have language capabilities—Koko, a gorilla who learned and communicated with some hand gestures, being the most famous.
Koko is great and extremely beloved in the deaf community, but she also did a lot to regress the idea that sign language is a real, formal language.
People will love the ‘chili water,’ which adds a nice spice to give our Koko Koa a good ‘punch.’
“KoKo” Hassan has earned his title—uncle—because of his age and seniority.
As I was taking the book out of the box, Koko Hassan walked by.
Koko Hassan said that “Senator” Obama had stayed in this residence when he visited Afghanistan in July 2008.
The next morning he asked for orange juice and coffee, and tipped Koko Hassan $50 when he delivered them to his room.
This form kuba also enters the Cameroon region, where it exists alongside of -koko.
Koko-ko-ho, the great owl, keeps watch all night on the bare limb of that big cedar.
This branch is probably continued in the range which overhangs the Koko-nor on the south, namely, the south Koko-nor Range.
They were now on the main caravan route to the Tibetan frontier and the Koko-Nor.
While I was with him, a few weeks ago, he killed two koko bucks.
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