saki

/ˈsɑːki/
noun
  1. A small monkey from South America with a long, bushy tail and a round face.
    • The saki monkey uses its long tail to balance while jumping between trees.
    • We saw a white-faced saki at the zoo last weekend.
    • Sakis are known for their gentle nature and loud calls.
  2. A variant spelling of 'sake' (the Japanese rice wine), less common but sometimes used.
    • Some restaurants spell it 'saki' instead of 'sake'.
    • The menu listed 'hot saki' as a drink option.
    • He poured a cup of warm saki for his guest.
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