Pronunciation: /ˈɡɪni pɪɡ/
noun a small domesticated rodent often kept as a pet, typically having a white, tan, and black coat
A1 My sister has a guinea pig as a pet.
A2 I am thinking of getting a guinea pig for my children.
B1 Guinea pigs are social animals and should not be kept alone.
B2 Before getting a guinea pig, make sure you have the proper cage and supplies.
C1 Research shows that guinea pigs are highly sensitive to changes in their environment.
C2 Veterinarians recommend regular check-ups for guinea pigs to ensure their health and well-being.
formal The researchers used a guinea pig for their experiment on the effects of the new drug.
informal I volunteered to be the guinea pig for testing out the new video game before it's released.
slang I feel like I'm always the guinea pig in this group, trying out new restaurants and activities first.
figurative She felt like a guinea pig in the office, always being asked to test out new procedures and systems.
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