Chipmunk (noun)

1. A small, agile rodent with a reddish-brown back, black and white stripes on the face and sides, and a bushy tail.
2. A small mammal that is known for its distinctive stripes, large cheek pouches, and ability to hoard food.

Origin:

The word "chipmunk" is derived from the ojibwe word "ajidamoo" meaning "red squirrel". it is first recorded in english in the 18th century.

Examples:

1. The chipmunk darted across the path and disappeared into the underbrush.
2. The chipmunk was hoarding acorns for the winter.
3. Chipmunks are found in wooded areas and suburban gardens.
4. The chipmunk's stripes make it easy to identify.
5. Chipmunks are known for their chattering calls.