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conure

conure

4 8.4
A small bright parrot from Central or South America often kept as a pet
  • noun
  • /ˈkɒnjʊr/
  • US
translation icon : conuro
  • The conure flew around the room, chirping happily as it explored its environment.
  • wide-eyed conures
  • mitered conure
  • blue-crowned conure

Iconic the M the maverick all 'cause this little fucking sun conure parrot and again while I while I was away, same same as last time with Kong.

Examples

  • Conyers they've passed be careful if you're interested in purchasing A conure because they will they will prevent the sleep.

  • Skeberdis said he started out with eight conures about four years ago.

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  • I've been taking Poppy, my little conure, out of her cage and every single time she manages to poop on my shirt!

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  • Mark has a pet conure that loves to play and interact with him.

  • At the pet store, I saw a beautiful conure with bright green feathers.

Synonyms

parrot
vsconure
79 1.0

A brightly colored tropical bird with a short hooked beak that can copy human speech

is a smaller region-specific pet species from Central and South America
parakeet
vsconure
26 1.8

A small thin bird with a long tail often kept as a pet

is a similarly small species but usually stouter and more brightly colored
poll parrot
vsconure
  • Archaic
1 8.9

A tame bird often kept as a pet that can copy human speech

is a wild native species often kept as a pet, not bred for tameness

How Big

macaw
7 4.1
cockatoo
11 3.5
cockatiel
2 6.7
conure
  • US
4 8.4
lovebird
46 2.1
budgerigar
1 8.1

Surface Forms

conure singular
conures plural

Etymology

Conure comes from a scientific name that probably joins words for 'cone' and 'tail', like the English words cone and tail. So the name fits these small, bright parrots that often have long, pointed tails.