Gazelle (noun)

A small, slender antelope with large eyes and long legs and horns, found in Africa and Asia.

Origin:

The word "gazelle" comes from the arabic word "ghazal" which means "a young or small deer" and it first appeared in the 1400s in the english language.

Examples:

1. The gazelle gracefully leapt across the plain.
2. The gazelle is known for its speed and agility.
3. The gazelle's large eyes help it to spot predators.
4. The gazelle is a common sight in the African savannah.
5. Gazelles are social animals and often move in herds.