Pigmy

[ pig-mee ]

noun

, plural Pig·mies,

1. Pygmy.

Pigmy

/ ˈpɪɡmɪ /

noun

1. a variant spelling of Pygmy

Example Sentences

Pigmy elephants and komodo dragons were commonplace, but crocodiles, giant rats, frogs and birds shared the island with the “hobbits”.

From The Guardian

Here we see a bald-headed Pigmy hero riding triumphantly on a mighty crocodile, regardless of the open-mouthed, bellowing hippopotamus behind him.

From Project Gutenberg

Years later Mr. James Harrison brought several of the Pigmy men and women to England, and they performed at the Hippodrome.

From Project Gutenberg

Here, Mr Pigmy, conduct Mr Stutters to his cabin, and show him where the gunroom—ah!

From Project Gutenberg

Some writers trace a resemblance between this Mohammedan legend and the story of the "Pigmies and the Cranes."

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