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coatimundi

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co·a·ti·mun·di also co·a·ti·mon·di  (kt-mnd)
n. pl. coatimundi or co·a·ti·mun·dis also coatimondi or co·a·ti·mon·dis
A coati.

[Possibly Tupi coati; see coati + Tupi mundé, animal trap.]


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