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safari definition
sa·fari (sə fär′ē)
noun pl. safaris -·ris
- a journey or hunting expedition, esp. in E Africa
- the caravan of such an expedition
Etymology: Swahili < Ar safarī, pertaining to a journey < safar, to journey
adjective
designating or of a style of clothing like that worn on safaris, esp. a belted jacket with pairs of pleated pockets above and below the belt
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
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safari Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- husky: Choose from three 2-hour optional activities: an exciting snowmobile or husky sledge safari or perhaps try your hand at driving reindeer?
Modifies a noun
- lodge: You can chose to stay in luxury African safari lodges or budget national parks accommodation.
Noun used with modifier
- jeep: A one-day jeep safari is included at the end of the trip.
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