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The English word elephant is from the Latin "elefantus", which derives from elevatus (raised) + fant (speaking) - in other words, an animal which makes a loud noise. Subsequent transliteration to the Greek alphabet resulted in the English word we recognise as "elephant".
What is that large animal which is making a loud noise whilst crossing the Alps with Hannibal?
That is what we have decided to call "an elephant", Centurion.
Please pass word to Scipio and the boys.
Elephant by ColinC November 22, 2011

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Any quite large person that lives the floor above you and is loud all the time. They must be watched all the time and fed quite frequently.
The elephants are quite loud today... maybe they're mating.
elephant by idil wild girl October 16, 2007

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A giant grey mammal, weighing about 2 tons.
A kid and his dad walk into a zoo. “Look daddy an elephant!” Timmy said, “Do you think I’m blind?,Of course I forget see your mother!”, Father replied.
Elephant by stonebullets February 4, 2022

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When one person has a problem with another
the instance of having an elephant with that person
Sam: oh she is such a bitch.
Robyn: You have a serious elephant with her dont you.
Elephant by Hooky1308 July 8, 2009

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When you pull your pockets out and your dick out at the same time.
I gave the girl an elephant.
Elephant by GoldGrenades August 15, 2014

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A codeword for the drug ecstasy.
"Hey man, you got any elephant? I'm pretty keen to go on safari soon."
elephant by Dickweed McGee May 3, 2014
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