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Meanings of open beak in English
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Usage of open beak in English
1
Its open beak was large enough to swallow a child.
2
Well, you shall suffer for it! and ran with open beak at the cock.
3
Well, firstly, do not fly in all directions with open beak; it is not dignified.
4
Only his defiant eye and open beak could give expression to his untamed, undaunted spirit.
5
A large red cock, crowing with wide- open beak at the Apostle Peter, had been there.
6
Whenever she approached too near, the drake rushed at her with open beak, and drove her back.
7
With the slightest pop, his voice vanished and another-thisone reedy and metallic-slippedout of the bird's open beak.
8
The open beak revealed rows of small, very sharp teeth, and the yellow, lizard-like eyes were covered with nictitating membranes.
9
There was a small black snake threatening the nest, and the mother was defending it with quivering wings and open beak.
10
I walked beside Marcellus, who carried a small bronze oil lamp shaped like a singing bird, the flame emerging from the open beak.
11
Young Grumpy eyed her with curiosity for a moment, as she screamed at him with open beak and ruffled up all her feathers.
12
The bird hung by its feet, and, head downwards, stretched with open beak towards the tip of the cat's tail, which was slightly uplifted.
13
How they sleeked and flattened their plumage, and with half- open beaks and sparkling eyes, hopped closer and closer as if charmed.
14
A flock of crows storms toward me, an advancing army of outstretched talons and open beaks, each one squawking, filling the air with noise.
15
Then one fierce bird, with wide- opened beak, struck at the thin cloth and tore a hole in it as large as a man's hand.
16
That both of them were greatly alarmed, any one could see from their open beaks, their rolling eyes, their tense bodies on tiptoe for flight.