Porpoise

Definition of Porpoise

A porpoise is a small toothed whale with a blunt snout and curved dorsal fin. They are found in all the oceans of the world.

How should Porpoise divide into syllables

The word 'porpoise' has two syllables. The first syllable 'por' has one vowel and one consonant. The second syllable 'poise' has two vowels and two consonants.

Part of Speech - Porpoise

I saw a porpoise jumping out of the water during my visit to the beach.

Sentences with Porpoise

• The porpoise was playing with a school of fish.
• We saw a pod of porpoises while on the boat.
• The porpoise is known for its playful behavior.
• Scientists study the behavior of porpoises in the wild.
• Many people enjoy watching porpoises swim in the ocean.
• A porpoise is a type of marine mammal.
• The porpoise is closely related to the dolphin.
• Porpoises are known for their intelligence.
• The porpoise feeds on small fish and squid.
• The porpoise can hold its breath for several minutes at a time.

Quotes with Porpoise

• 'The porpoise is a very special creature and everyone knows that they are a friend of the sailor.' - Captain Grant F. Robbins
• 'The porpoise is a joyous and playful animal, which, when it appears, seems to bring happiness to the sea.' - Jacques Yves Cousteau
• 'The porpoise is one of the most graceful and intelligent creatures to inhabit the ocean.' - Peter Benchley
• 'The porpoise is a creature of the sea, full of wonder and mystery.' - Unknown
• 'There is something magical about the way a porpoise swims through the water.' - Unknown

Number of characters in Porpoise

8 ( p, o, r, p, o, i, s, e )

Unique letters in Porpoise

6 ( p, o, r, i, s, e )

Porpoise Backwards

esioprop

Phonetic Transcription of Porpoise

IPA (International): ˈpɔ:rpʌs

ARA (American): ˈpɔrpʌs

EPA (English): ˈpɔ:rpʌs

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