Dolphins
Definition
Plural form of 'dolphin': highly intelligent aquatic mammals of the family Delphinidae, characterized by a streamlined body, dorsal fin, and blowhole, known for their echolocation abilities and social behaviors.
Informal reference to sports teams, such as the Miami Dolphins (NFL) or various other athletic franchises named after the animal, symbolizing speed and agility.
Examples
The dolphins orchestrated a flawless synchronized swim, making the sharks look like they showed up to the wrong party.
While humans debate philosophy, dolphins just click and whistle their way to enlightenment in the deep blue.
Spotting a pod of dolphins is like crashing an exclusive ocean rave—pure joy, zero cover charge.
Dolphins have been clocked using pufferfish as recreational drugs; talk about living la vida loca underwater.