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Common Raccoon

Definition

The common raccoon, known scientifically as Procyon lotor, is a species of mammal native to North America. It is a highly adaptable and curious animal known for its distinctive facial markings and ringed tail.

Parts of Speech

Noun, adjective

Senses

1. Noun: A small to medium-sized carnivorous mammal with distinctive facial markings, a bushy tail with rings, and highly dexterous front paws. It is native to North America.
2. Adjective: Referring to something that is widely found or universally known.

Usages

Popular Usage

Common raccoons are known for their mischievous nature and ability to adapt to various habitats.

Did you know that common raccoons are excellent climbers and swimmers?

Local Usage

In our local community, common raccoons are often seen rummaging through trash cans at night.

Be careful when walking your dog at night as there have been sightings of common raccoons in the neighborhood lately.

Sample Sentences

Noun:

1. The common raccoon is a nocturnal animal with a distinctive black mask on its face.
2. While camping, we spotted a family of common raccoons scavenging for food near our tent.

Adjective:

1. Coffee is a common raccoon beverage, enjoyed by people all around the world.
2. Using common raccoon techniques, the young magician impressed the audience with his card tricks.

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