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Meanings of peafowl in English
Usage of peafowl in English
1
The peafowl and sarus cranes are indulging in the pleasures of courtship.
2
The peafowl in the tree were about to eat the last of them.
3
This plain was covered with wild indigo, and abounded with peafowl.
4
Indian peafowl also roam, as do spoonbills, pelicans and painted storks.
5
You must mean the nine sisters, the enchanted princesses, who fly about as peafowl.
6
I presently got a shot at a peafowl, and killed her with my rifle.
7
A few belated peafowl may still be found with eggs, but these are exceptions.
8
The peafowl were no sooner gone than the Prince rubbed his eyes and looked about.
9
This place literally swarmed with peafowl, partridges, and deer.
10
One very important thing is at stake in the peafowl case: a bunch of genes.
11
The Chinese rear ducks; the tame fowl abounds; but the turkey, goose, and peafowl are seldom met with.
12
The purple peafowl, wholly overmastered
13
We had peafowl fly brushes.
14
I'll tell you what you ought to do: give up thought of this peafowl princess and marry my daughter.
15
They had a peafowl.
16
On the stroke of midnight there was a whirr of wings and nine beautiful peafowl came flying down from the sky.
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