orca
IPA: ˈɔrkʌ
noun
- A sea mammal (Orcinus orca) related to dolphins and porpoises, commonly called the killer whale.
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Examples of "orca" in Sentences
- But animals do what animals do, and this orca is a wild animal.
- Åka is not so easy for non-scandinavians its pronounced almost like "orca".
- The killer whale, Orcinus orca, is the only species formally accepted at this time.
- Negative connotations arose from the fact the orca is a tremendously vicious animal.
- That’s good news for the little orca, which is being called J42 according to birth order.
- The ruling dashes the hopes of conservationists who wanted to reintroduce the animal - also known as an orca - into the wild in its native waters off the coast of Norway.
- A former contractor with SeaWorld told the Sentinel that the 30-year-old, 12,300-pound male orca, which is also called Tillikum, is typically kept isolated from other orcas and that trainers were not allowed to get in the water with him because of his violent history.
- Transient must everything be called orca? if you were a tourist or infrequent user and saw an orca card it wouldn't say "transit" to you. if you see a sign that says get your orca card here, it wouldn't mean transit to you. the little graphic of the orca is nice, it doesn't have jack all to do with transit.
- And that means loss of campaign donations, duh! oh wait, never mind, the orca is the essence of seattle. actually, chijully is the essence of seattle put him on the orca, standing at a microphone to give public input, because that's the essence of seattle. everything should express the essence of seattle and our values. coming next: rebranding city light as city light as city orcachihulysalmonmetronaturalsaywa -- that's our essence!
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