An animal; also called an ass

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type of domesticated mammal used as a pack animal. Also called an ass.

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To dream of a donkey braying in your face, denotes that you are about to be publicly insulted by a lewd and unscrupulous person. To hear the distant braying filling space with melancholy, you will receive wealth and release from unpleasant bonds by the death of some person close to you. If you see yourself riding on a donkey, you will visit foreign [..]

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(n) the symbol of the Democratic Party; introduced in cartoons by Thomas Nast in 1874(n) domestic beast of burden descended from the African wild ass; patient but stubborn

An ass. It was made to rhyme with “monkey,” but is never now so pronounced. The word means a little tawny or dun-coloured animal.

English word meaning "a little dun animal".

Short form of 'Donkey Boiler', 'Donkey Engine' or 'Donkeyman'.

a domesticated animal of the equine family primarily used as a working animal Rabbit Kit – a young rabbit

is a slang word for a really bad poker player. Such players often have a basic grasp on the game; however, they rarely use their knowledge, or often misuse it. Learn more about poker slang in «The Poker Glossary: Bad Players» article.

It was cheaper to hire an Irishman than a donkey in the Pennsylvania coal mining days of the 1800s.