bird-scarer
- noun
- /ˈbɜrdˌskɛrər/
- The farmer placed a bird-scarer in the field to protect his newly sown seeds.
Examples
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They built a homemade bird-scarer using old clothes and sticks.
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A brightly colored bird-scarer can be surprisingly effective against crows and pigeons.
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The farmer placed a bird-scarer in the field.
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Many bird-scarers are made from old clothes.
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The farmer placed a bird-scarer in the field to protect his newly sown seeds.
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A brightly colored bird-scarer can be surprisingly effective against crows and pigeons.
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They built a homemade bird-scarer using old clothes and sticks.
Synonyms
A thing that looks like a person to keep birds away from fields
A figure made of straw placed in fields to scare birds away
A thing like a human figure placed in fields to frighten birds from crops
A figure made of straw and old clothes used to scare birds from crops
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Etymology
Bird-scarer is a simple compound made from bird and scarer, meaning 'one that scares birds'. Think of it like a scarecrow—an object put in a field to 'scare away' birds from crops.