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Tarzan
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Tarzan
jungle man leads adventurous life. [Am. Lit.: Tarzan of the Apes]
See : Adventurousness
Tarzan
muscular English lord, reared by African apes, hero of novels and films. [Am. Lit.: Tarzan of the Apes (1914); Am. Cinema: Rovin, 105–106]
See : Brawniness
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