Sentence examples for the chipmunk from inspiring English sources
noun
A squirrel-like rodent of the genus Tamias, native mainly to North America.
Consider the chipmunk test.
From where I stand I can see the chipmunk.
"That's what's great about the Chipmunk generation," Roachford says.
Youth is like PC Music without the Chipmunk voices.
"Most of his tail was gone," Nabokov writes of the chipmunk, "the stump was bleeding".
Now will he be forced to return to his television-writing job for Chuckles the Chipmunk?
One curious point: The genus name for the chipmunk is Tamias, which roughly translated means steward.
I'd like to know what the chipmunk middens look like now and how well the red squirrels have provisioned themselves.
The chipmunk study adds to the evidence that there were sheltered areas near the ice where some species could survive.
(The chipmunk-y Jungle remix doing the rounds of the internet isn't a patch on La Havas in the flesh).
Rita Ora describes "Hot Right Now", the chipmunk-cheeked, Kosovo-born singer's chart-topping collaboration with DJ Fresh, as "the song that changed my life".
