Associations to the word «Safari»
Noun
- Browser
- Zoo
- Pontiac
- Explorer
- Rally
- Opus
- Nairobi
- Kenya
- Hemingway
- Wildlife
- Os
- Catalina
- Botswana
- Jeep
- Nitro
- Zebra
- Chevrolet
- Lion
- Rhino
- Sedan
- Jungle
- Apple
- Claus
- Lodge
- Tanzania
- Elephant
- Sahara
- Aquarium
- Jacket
- Leopard
- Hunting
- Coaster
- Nissan
- Finder
- V8
- Internet
- Wagon
- Tarzan
- Attraction
- Savanna
- Surfing
- Chaim
- Tourist
- App
- Gan
- Crocodile
- Surfer
- Coupe
- Canoeing
- Mac
- Park
- Chimpanzee
- Gorilla
- Adventure
- Web
- Holiday
- Mitsubishi
- Windsor
- Toyota
- Mara
- Magnum
- Chiang
- Tours
- Thunderbird
- Africa
- Default
- Preview
- Vulnerability
- Namibia
- Midland
- Trips
- Rendering
- Hunter
- Percival
- Drummond
- Enclosure
- Tourism
- Roosevelt
- Barnet
- Outing
- Whitehall
- Mai
- Zimbabwe
- Karachi
- Zambia
- Lahore
- Gm
- Dinosaur
Verb
Wiktionary
SAFARI, noun. A trip into any undeveloped area to see, photograph or hunt wild animals in their own environment.
SAFARI, noun. A caravan going on a safari.
SAFARI, verb. (intransitive) To take part in a safari.
SAFARI JACKET, noun. A usually khaki-colored jacket, usually with a belt, that has large pockets and was originally designed to be worn on safari.
SAFARI JACKETS, noun. Plural of safari jacket
SAFARI PARK, noun. A commercial tourist attraction, similar to a zoo, in which visitors drive through animal enclosures
SAFARI PARKS, noun. Plural of safari park
SAFARI SUIT, noun. A suit, typically made of khaki cotton, and consisting of a long square-cut safari jacket and long or short trousers.
SAFARI SUITS, noun. Plural of safari suit
SAFARI SUPPER, noun. A progressive dinner.
SAFARI ZOO, noun. Safari park
SAFARI ZOOS, noun. Plural of safari zoo
Dictionary definition
SAFARI, noun. An overland journey by hunters (especially in Africa).
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