Common black-and-grey Eurasian bird noted for thievery.
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Examples for "jackdaw "
Examples for "jackdaw "
1 As Kauc, the crow, was saying to Cloctaw, the jackdaw , this morning--
2 So did Evelyn think, and her eyes followed Sister Mary John's jackdaw .
3 The old birds were screeching loudly, and trying to drive the jackdaw away.
4 I watched as a jackdaw hopped across the garden this morning.
5 You can see part of an upstairs room there, by the jackdaw tower.
1 He was represented, in a hundred pamphlets, as the daw in borrowed plumes.
2 A daw of the people, she had tried to peacock it among the gentry.
3 Its invasion was not nearly as shy as the daw n's .
4 No darkness, no tempest, no gloom, long confused his vision of 'the ideal daw n ' .
5 The daw n 's new light fell across the Paladin as he climbed back astride his charger.
6 She was a humble daw and knew her station.
7 One would scarcely have been surprised to hear her say, " Cut-cut-cut-ca- daw - cut ? "
8 The cock doth craw, the day doth daw .
9 And Spring herself, when she woke at daw n
10 Yet the cliff-breeders, albeit abundant enough, are but a minority of the daw population of this district.
11 Yea, just so much as you may take upon a knives point, and choke a daw withal.
12 You'd be cursed, and 'shot at daw n ' !
13 In a few hours, perhaps much less, it would be daw n - and then there would be all too much light.
14 Even the ornithologists who are interested in birds as birds haven't a good word to say of the daw .
15 Upon return the fretted daw n
16 This blemished radiance...this night-stung daw n
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