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Meanings of moorgame in English
Spanish
lagópodo escocés Reddish-brown grouse of upland moors of Great Britain.
Synonyms
Examples for "moorfowl"
Examples for "moorfowl"
1
The moorfowl does not cry there, the coney has no habitation.
2
If she were to come, she would come, and I in the dark of the moon and the moorfowl calling.
1
GROUSE.-Thesebirds are divided into wood grouse, black grouse, red grouse, and white grouse.
2
And I also saw a covey of red grouse.
3
But you'd be lucky: the red grouse is a wary bird that has declined here.
4
The red grouse, gorcock, or moor-cock, weighs about nineteen ounces, and the female somewhat less.
5
On Northumbrian moors the red grouse and the black grouse live in virtually identical habitats.
Usage of moorgame in English
1
The moorgame is every where to be had.