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Meanings of oriole in English
Usage of oriole in English
1
From the convent garden came the melting lilt of the golden oriole.
2
The oriole in her nest-building seems more fickle than most other birds.
3
Take in your hand a standard oriole nest, and examine it thoroughly.
4
The robin and catbird and oriole will sing hidden among their branches.
5
Blackbird and robin, oriole and mocking bird, piped full-throated from every cactus.
6
What would spring be without the bluebird, or June without the oriole?
7
The male oriole and the male bluebird had each a brilliant coat!
8
He never grieves that his plumage is not gay, like the oriole's.
9
The grape-destroyer was a bird of another color, namely, the Baltimore oriole.
10
Listen to the robins, to that saucy oriole yonder on the swaying elm-branch.
11
An oriole perches on the tree near him and begins an enchanting song.
12
The oriole shows wisdom in providing for its children a good, comfortable home!
13
Each group has its distinct harrier-eagle, red-cheeked paroquet, oriole, sun- bird and bulbul.
14
I miss thy soft blush and dimpling smile,-whatails thee, my honey-throatedoriole?
15
So also is the oriole, who builds a queer hanging nest in the tree-tops.
16
Robin and oriole call to their mates in the trees.
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