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[Verb] | "bird"

1: to observe or identify wild birds in their habitats

Origin: 1917 ;

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[Noun] | "bird" | \ ˈbərd \

1: the young of a feathered vertebrate

2: any of a class (Aves) of warm-blooded vertebrates distinguished by having the body more or less completely covered with feathers and the forelimbs modified as wings

3: a game bird

Origin: before 12th century ;

Middle English brid, bird, from Old English bridd;

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[Noun] | "bird-of-par*a*dise" | \ ˈbərd-əv-ˈper-ə-ˌdīs \

1: an ornamental plant (Strelitzia reginae of the family Strelitziaceae) native to southern Africa that has scapes terminating in a horizontal bract from which emerges an upright flower having three orange or yellow sepals and three irregular blue petals

Origin: 1874 ;

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[Noun] | "bird's-eye" | \ ˈbərdz-ˌī \

1: any of numerous plants with small bright-colored flowers; especially : either of two speedwells (Veronica chamaedrys or V. persica)

2: an allover pattern for textiles consisting of a small diamond with a center dot

3: a fabric woven with this pattern

Origin: 1597 ;

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[Idiom] | "kill two birds with one stone"

1: to achieve two things by doing a single action

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[Plural noun] | "the birds and the bees"

1: the facts about sex that are told to children

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[Noun phrase] | "bird of paradise"

1: any of numerous brilliantly colored plumed oscine birds (family Paradisaeidae) chiefly of New Guinea and neighboring islands

Origin: 1569 ;

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[Noun phrase] | "bird of passage"

1: a migratory bird

2: a person who leads a wandering or unsettled life

Origin: 1633 ;

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[Noun phrase] | "bird of prey"

1: a carnivorous bird (such as a hawk, eagle, vulture, or owl) that feeds wholly or chiefly on meat taken by hunting or on carrion : raptor

Origin: 14th century ;

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[Adjective] | "bird's-eye"

1: marked with spots resembling birds' eyes

2: having or involving a bird's-eye view

Origin: 1586 ;

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[Noun] | "birds"

1: a member of the human race;

* e.g., " ... they're a couple of tough old birds who can manage without any interference from their grandchildren "

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2: a vocal sound made to express scorn or disapproval;

* e.g., " ... the Liverpool fans were quick to give the visiting footballers the bird "

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[Noun] | "bird"

1: a member of the human race;

* e.g., " ... they're a couple of tough old birds who can manage without any interference from their grandchildren "

Antonyms :
cheer

2: a vocal sound made to express scorn or disapproval;

* e.g., " ... the Liverpool fans were quick to give the visiting footballers the bird "

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[Noun] | "gallows birds"

1: as in villains, sinners;

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gangbusters,
lawmen

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[Noun] | "rare birds"

1: as in wonders, rara avises;

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[Noun] | "dolly birds"

1: a lovely woman;

* e.g., " ... back in the swinging '60s she was one of London's most celebrated dolly birds "

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[Noun] | "dolly bird"

1: an attractive woman;

* e.g., " ... Back in the swinging '60s, she was one of London's most celebrated dolly birds. "

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[Phrase] | "birds of passage"

1: a person who roams about without a fixed route or destination;

* e.g., " ... Once a bird of passage, she eventually married and settled down in the city that stole her heart. "

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[Phrase] | "for the birds"

1: so foolish or pointless as to be worthy of scornful laughter;

* e.g., " ... She thought the long philosophical discussions of her friends were for the birds. "

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[Phrase] | "bird of passage"

1: a person who roams about without a fixed route or destination;

* e.g., " ... Once a bird of passage, she eventually married and settled down in the city that stole her heart. "

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[Adjective] | "bird's-eye"

1: relating to the main elements and not to specific details;

* e.g., " ... a bird's-eye look at the current situation in that part of the world "

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