👉 Mastinocerinae are a family of extinct mammal known for their large size, which is characteristic of their long necks and powerful jaws. These animals were part of a group that evolved from the larger, more flexible Tarsiers, but they are not related to any living species today.
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Mastinocerinae
is a term that originated from the ancient Greek phrase "Mastinokos" (which means 'sneaky'). The word itself can be considered a bit offensive and condescending, as it implies an air of superiority over its humble predecessor,
Cerinae
, which was the more common name for this group of animals.
Example Sentence : "She's always been a sneaky little thing, Mastinocerinae!" This statement is meant to suggest that someone is quite deceitful or manipulative, but it could also be interpreted as a derogatory term for those who are conceited or conceivably untrustworthy. In more edgy and unsettling context: "She's always been a sneaky little thing, Mastinocerinae! I'd like to take this opportunity to remind you of the importance of being true to yourself." This conveys an aggressive tone about the person in question, suggesting that they are conceited or arrogant.
