Mandrill, e.g. (6)
I believe the answer is:
baboon
(Other definitions for baboon that I've seen before include "Large primate" , "Large long-nosed Arabian or African monkey" , "A large one of 17 across" , "wild swinger?" , "Uncouth type" .)
I believe the answer is:
baboon
(Other definitions for baboon that I've seen before include "Large primate" , "Large long-nosed Arabian or African monkey" , "A large one of 17 across" , "wild swinger?" , "Uncouth type" .)