bird
- noun
- /bɜrd/
- The Texas coastline also offers premier bird habitat and supports a world-renowned diversity of bird species.
- bird species
- wild birds
- feed birds
What kind of bird goes to the doctor?
- What kind of bird goes to the doctor?
- No, it's just it's a bird in the egg.
- Then Noah let's birds go into the air, air.
- Not with dinosaurs, but with birds, mammals, humans.
- Other places have described storms of birds, also spiders.
- Like one time Opie killed a bird with a slingshot and.
- And all of them went to create a bird reserve and ASICS.
- He knew everything about that bird except his name.
- She's a admirer of birds and all things avian.
- OK, so these are the hanging bird cage planters.
Examples
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They hatch hundreds of thousands of birds every single week.
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And I thought, I haven't heard the birds for so long.
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These came from a bird in North America.
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You see all those white birds out there?
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Those birds are way too high.
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You are going where birds fly free!
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He knew everything about that bird except his name.
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Hawaii's threatened and endangered birds provide us with a window to the future of bird conservation.
Academic text (2012) -
The guides answered, "A quelea," which is a bird about the size of a sparrow.
Academic text (1999) -
In the park, I watched a beautiful bird perched on a branch singing a sweet melody.
Synonyms
A bird studied by scientists
Idioms
Compounds
- Australian
A brightly colored bird from New Guinea with showy feathers and a special mating dance
Large tropical seabird with long wings and a forked tail that often steals food from other birds while flying
- Indian
A tropical bird from Asia that copies human speech and is often kept as a pet
- Specialized
A dinosaur that eats meat and has short front legs and strong back legs for running
A mostly white tropical bird with webbed feet and long tail feathers that lives at sea
- Specialized
A small wingless insect that lives on birds and bites their skin or feathers
- Archaic
A large bird from Southeast Asia that people keep for bright feathers and beauty
A climbing plant with dense groups of purple-blue flowers often found in fields and gardens
- Specialized
A long-winged night bird like a nightjar that eats insects in the air
- Specialized
A bird with a raised ridge on its breastbone that holds strong wing muscles
A small European tree with clusters of sweet-smelling white flowers and black fruit eaten by birds
- Specialized
A bird like a cuckoo or roadrunner with two toes pointing forward and two back for perching securely
- Specialized
A bird with long wings and weak feet that spends most of its time flying like swifts and hummingbirds
A small European tree that has groups of white flowers and small black fruit
A large sea bird with a long beak, very long wings, and a forked tail that flies over warm seas
- Australian
A bird with large feet that builds piles of dead plants to keep its eggs warm
- Australian
A large bird with big feet that builds mounds of dead plants to keep its eggs warm
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bird comes from an old English word bridde that meant 'young bird', and over time it grew to mean all feathered animals that fly. That's why bird now names the whole animal.