1. A large, slender-bodied monkey of India and Southeast Asia, with a long tail and grayish fur; also called the gray langur or Hanuman langur.
Usage: zoology; often capitalized when referring to the genus Presbytis or Semnopithecus

Examples

• The entellus is native to the Indian subcontinent and is considered sacred in Hindu culture.
• Entellus monkeys live in troops and are primarily herbivorous.
• Researchers observed the entellus leaping gracefully through the forest canopy.
• The entellus has a distinctive long tail that aids in balance and communication.
• In zoos, the entellus requires a large enclosure to accommodate its active lifestyle.