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Meanings of cockatiel in English
Small grey Australian parrot with a yellow crested head.
Usage of cockatiel in English
1
Charlie is a cockatiel whose early years were spent in a brothel.
2
Now and then the cockatiel chirped or sang a fragment of song.
3
Across the room, Birdie rose, tail puffed, eyes fixed on the cockatiel.
4
A spray winged from her head like the crown on Katy's cockatiel.
5
Clearly, the cockatiel training CD had seen no play time in my absence.
6
This arrangement was working, and cat and cockatiel were firmly bonded.
7
When told of the cockatiel's upcoming arrival, Birdie was either thrilled or annoyed.
8
The cockatiel regarded us as it swung back and forth in decreasing arcs.
9
I moved his cage to the den and popped in a cockatiel-training CD.
10
The cockatiel regarded its mistress, crown raised, head frozen at a forty-degree angle.
11
During his years with Adriana, Lucian tried not to think about the cockatiel Fuoco.
12
Then I raced home to arrange cat and cockatiel care.
13
The cockatiel shifted from chirping to shrilling short, strident notes.
14
The cockatiel was this year's Christmas present from Ryan.
15
A cockatiel was better than no company at all.
16
Her emerald cockatiel, Fuoco, greeted her with indignant squawks.
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Cockatiel through the time