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Meanings of snowbird in English
Catalan
griva cerdana Usage of snowbird in English
1
As I enter the woods the slate-colored snowbird starts up before me and chirps sharply.
2
The little black-headed snowbird, Thurber's junco, is the most common of all the Tahoe birds.
3
One snowbird nestled close to her heart and another put its bill to her lips.
4
And she was off over the hills with almost the lightness and swiftness of a snowbird.
5
The trees, it seemed to him, were murmuring their disapproval of such things as snowbird hunts.
6
He sure put the average snowbird to shame.
7
The bluebird warbled, the robin called, the snowbird chattered, the meadowlark uttered her strong but tender note.
8
Who has heard the snowbird sing?
9
He wrote of the bee, of the wild flowers, of the storm, of the snowbird, and of running waters.
10
She was a Florida snowbird archetype, about eighty, permed to perfection, and as darkly tanned as a cordovan shoe.
11
The snowbird was very abundant here, as it had been at various points along the route after leaving Lake George.
12
Keiser wasn't a snowbird.
13
Fucking snowbird, he thought.
14
We'll do our best but if they use a real snowbird and he gets caught, we won't lift a finger.
15
The king is returning today to his Versailles, a snowbird's paradise that will become a winter White House if he is elected president.
16
A small brown bird, much like the snowbird of his own land, hopped near, detected the human presence and then hopped deliberately away.
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