siamese Definition
- 1relating to or denoting a cat of a slender breed originating in Siam, having blue eyes and dark brown points on the extremities, and often kept as a pet.
- 2a native or inhabitant of Siam (now Thailand).
Using siamese: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "siamese" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
She has a Siamese cat named Coco.
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The Siamese people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Siamese twins are conjoined twins who are joined at the hip.
siamese Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for siamese
- Thailand
- Thai
Phrases with siamese
a small, brightly colored freshwater fish native to Southeast Asia, known for its aggressive behavior and territorial nature.
Example
He keeps a Siamese fighting fish in his aquarium.
a close relationship or association between two or more people or things.
Example
There is a strong Siamese connection between the two countries.
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He gave her a Siamese smile, knowing that she didn't believe him.
Origins of siamese
from Siamese 'khorat', meaning 'cat of Khorat'
Summary: siamese in Brief
The term 'Siamese' [ˌsaɪəˈmiːz] refers to a breed of slender cats originating in Siam, now Thailand, with blue eyes and dark brown points on the extremities. It also denotes a native or inhabitant of Siam. The phrase 'Siamese fighting fish' refers to a small, brightly colored freshwater fish native to Southeast Asia, known for its aggressive behavior. Other phrases include 'Siamese connection,' indicating a close relationship, and 'Siamese smile,' referring to an insincere smile.
