Keith had me do this as I skittered across the gym like a giraffe at watering hole.
Does Sexercise Work?|Meghan Pleticha|May 26, 2010|DAILY BEAST
I realized this when Valentino was heard yelling “get the giraffe away from me!”
My Fight with Valentino|Matt Tyrnauer|December 7, 2009|DAILY BEAST
“Beat that snapshot if you can, Giraffe,” said the other, proudly looking down at his quarry.
The Boy Scouts Through the Big Timber|Herbert Carter
Critch had hit the other giraffe in the brain and killed him instantly.
The Blind Lion of the Congo|Elliott Whitney
Giraffe would surely have had plenty of time to run across some wayside cottage where they had a horse that could be hired.
The Boy Scouts on War Trails in Belgium|Herbert Carter
He fired, and the first lion, giving a spring in the air, fell over on the body of the giraffe.
Adventures in Africa|W.H.G. Kingston
You don't know no more how to play a hand of cards than a giraffe does.
His Own People|Booth Tarkington
British Dictionary definitions for giraffe
giraffe
/ (dʒɪˈrɑːf, -ˈræf) /
nounplural-raffesor-raffe
a large ruminant mammal, Giraffa camelopardalis, inhabiting savannas of tropical Africa: the tallest mammal, with very long legs and neck and a colouring of regular reddish-brown patches on a beige ground: family Giraffidae
Word Origin for giraffe
C17: from Italian giraffa, from Arabic zarāfah, probably of African origin