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Meanings of long beak in English
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Usage of long beak in English
1
I picked it up: a long beak, big black eyes, and beautiful plumage.
2
He stands erect when he sings, and he has a rather long beak.
3
Curious also is the little bill-fish-thelymnobellus-withits long beak.
4
Mother was always shooing it away from him for fear of that long beak.
5
The head was pointed, dragon-like, with a long beak-mouth and two small semi-recessed eyes.
6
This flying reptile has a large assortment of sharp, backward-curving teeth in its long beak.
7
It had a long beak and long, pointed wings, and seemed distressed by their presence.
8
It has got a long beak, like a snipe.
9
The flightless bird was about the size of a chicken, with a long beak and legs.
10
The long beak is for probing.
11
I'm telling you for the last time to quit sticking your long beak into what isn't your busi-
12
With their long beak-like spouts and concentric circles with patterns on them, these coffee-pots are a distinct feature.
13
A black dog that has been hanging around has turned into a squat bird with a long beak.
14
His nose was a long beak, hooked at the tip, yet it only added to his striking good looks.
15
Within the curve of his blunt fingers the hummingbird was suspended, long beak needling the skin of his palm.
16
In addition to their long beak, some of them have a narrow little tube coming out of their bulb.
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