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Definition of bird
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bird is as below...
Bird (n.)
Specifically,
among
sportsmen,
a game
bird..
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Birdcage
::
Birdcage
(n.) A cage for
confining
birds.
Bluethroat
::
Bluethroat
(n.) A
singing
bird of
northern
Europe
and Asia
(Cyanecula
Suecica),
related
to the
nightingales;
--
called
also
blue-throated
robin and
blue-throated
warbler..
Heterodactylae
::
Heterodactylae
(n. pl.) A group of birds
including
the
trogons.
Birdcatching
::
Birdcatching
(n.) The art, act, or
occupation
or
catching
birds or wild
fowls..
Sapphire
::
Sapphire
(n.) Any
humming
bird of the genus
Hylocharis,
native
of South
America.
The
throat
and
breast
are
usually
bright
blue..
Tantalus
::
Tantalus
(n.) A genus of
wading
birds
comprising
the wood
ibises.
Ornithologist
::
Ornithologist
(n.) One
skilled
in
ornithology;
a
student
of
ornithology;
one who
describes
birds.
Uropygium
::
Uropygium
(n.) The
prominence
at the
posterior
extremity
of a
bird's
body, which
supports
the
feathers
of the tail; the rump; --
sometimes
called
pope's
nose..
Bird''s-foot
::
Bird's-foot
(n.) A
papilionaceous
plant,
the
Ornithopus,
having
a
curved,
cylindrical
pod
tipped
with a
short,
clawlike
point..
Fantail
::
Fantail
(n.) Any bird of the
Australian
genus
Rhipidura,
in which the tail is
spread
in the form of a fan
during
flight.
They
belong
to the
family
of
flycatchers..
Humbird
::
Humbird
(n.)
Humming
bird.
Baccivorous
::
Baccivorous
(a.)
Eating,
or
subsisting
on,
berries;
as,
baccivorous
birds..
Birdcall
::
Birdcall
(n.) A sound made in
imitation
of the note or cry of a bird for the
purpose
of
decoying
the bird or its mate.
Goatsucker
::
Goatsucker
(n.) One of
several
species
of
insectivorous
birds,
belonging
to
Caprimulgus
and
allied
genera,
esp. the
European
species
(Caprimulgus
Europaeus);
-- so
called
from the
mistaken
notion
that it sucks
goats.
The
European
species
is also
goat-milker,
goat owl, goat
chaffer,
fern owl, night hawk,
nightjar,
night
churr,
churr-owl,
gnat hawk, and
dorhawk..
Bird
::
Bird (n.)
Orig.,
a
chicken;
the young of a fowl; a young
eaglet;
a
nestling;
and
hence,
a
feathered
flying
animal
(see 2)..
Bulbul
::
Bulbul
(n.) The
Persian
nightingale
(Pycnonotus
jocosus).
The name is also
applied
to
several
other
Asiatic
singing
birds,
of the
family
Timaliidae.
The green
bulbuls
belong
to the
Chloropsis
and
allied
genera..
Starling
::
Starling
(n.) Any
passerine
bird
belonging
to
Sturnus
and
allied
genera.
The
European
starling
(Sturnus
vulgaris)
is dark brown or
greenish
black,
with a
metallic
gloss,
and
spotted
with
yellowish
white.
It is a
sociable
bird, and
builds
about
houses,
old
towers,
etc.
Called
also
stare,
and
starred.
The pied
starling
of India is
Sternopastor
contra..
By
::
By
(adv.)
Passing
near; going past; past;
beyond;
as, the
procession
has gone by; a bird flew by..
Goose
::
Goose (n.) Any large
web-footen
bird of the
subfamily
Anserinae,
and
belonging
to
Anser,
Branta,
Chen, and
several
allied
genera.
See
Anseres..
Ano
::
Ano (n.) A black bird of
tropical
America,
the West
Indies
and
Florida
(Crotophaga
ani),
allied
to the
cuckoos,
and
remarkable
for
communistic
nesting..
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