Meanings of old baboon in English

That was no capuchin, no cute little organ grinder's mascot; that was a big mean old baboon.

The old baboon man who is called Zikali gave us leave through the witch-girl, Nombé, to go also.

For there, with his face all swollen, stood a bad old baboon who had escaped from the monkey circus down the street.

The men, on the other hand, were a most ugly race of beings, diminutive in size, and with the features of an old baboon.

An old baboon peeped round the rocky edge and manifested no surprise, only indignation, at the intrusion of humanity, dead or alive, into his dominions.

The old baboons seemed to be especially fond of her, and would sit with their arms round her neck.

'They remind me,' said his Honour, 'of the old baboon that is chained up in my yard.