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Meanings of bird of Minerva in English
Nocturnal bird of prey with hawk-like beak and claws and large head with front-facing eyes.
Synonyms
Examples for "owl"
Examples for "owl"
1
Thank you for coming in our hour of need, the owl whispered.
2
The sun had set; an owl began to hoot in the wood.
3
Yet the owl's words had pierced her, inscribed knowledge on her heart.
4
Thunder growled in the distance; an owl hooted in the Pieman's tree.
5
She wanted to know more about the owl and asked Rocket questions.
1
The hooter sounds for the first wave of swimmers, then the second.
2
My big hooter has been broken many times and needs a fix.
3
A naked hooter queen with that beach movie expression of sizzling intellect.
4
You may say the hooter is THE cause of their leaving.
5
At 3pm the hooter sounded and we all plunged into the icy water.
1
Frequently a huge bat or bird of night flitted by.
2
This is the bird of night, singing to its young!
3
Then, like a bird of night on silent wings, came this walking in his sleep.
4
Casca dwells especially on the ' bird of night.'
5
Along the shore of the sleeping lake our engine swept like a great, black, wingless bird of night.
Usage of bird of Minerva in English
1
This is the call of the Common Owl, the meditative bird of Minerva.
2
If the owl is the bird of Minerva, the cat should be her beast; they have the same sleepy air of unfathomable wisdom.