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aracari

aracari

1 9.9
A small tropical bird like a toucan with a large colorful beak
  • noun
  • /ˌærəˈkɑri/
: aracari
  • Birdwatchers travel to see the colorful aracari in its natural habitat.

Examples

  • The bright beak of the aracari stood out among the green leaves.

  • We spotted an aracari perched high in the rainforest canopy.

  • The aracari is often seen in the treetops.

  • Have you ever spotted an aracari in the wild?

  • The chestnut-eared aracari is known for its vibrant plumage and large bill.

  • In the lush rainforest, I saw a aracari perched on a branch, showcasing its colorful feathers.

  • During our trip to Costa Rica, we were thrilled to spot a lovely aracari flying through the trees.

Synonyms

toucanet
vsaracari
1 9.9

A small bird from Central and South America with a large colorful bill

emphasizes a notably large bill rather than only a colorful one

Surface Forms

aracari singular
aracaris plural

Etymology

The word aracari came into English through Portuguese from a native South American name for small toucan-like birds. Because these birds have a large colorful bill, aracari now means a 'small tropical bird' with a bright beak.