Long-tailed grey-and-white songbird of the southern United States able to mimic songs of other birds.
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Examples for "mocker "
Examples for "mocker "
1 It was the laugh of the mocker , but he was mocking himself.
2 Go-youfollow the mocker , or your hands would not be so dark.
3 From up the slope came a black-winged mocker 's shrill cry of alarm.
4 Fairholme, suspecting mockery, frowned, and Miss Wilson looked severely at the mocker .
5 Impudent academic mocker , university life has destroyed your last rag of reverence.
1 All Randy heard was a mockingbird tuning up for his morning aria.
2 We have but one real nocturnal songster, and that is the mockingbird .
3 Cautiously, Gordon sought out the blackberry blind, with its irate resident mockingbird .
4 The mockingbird sang on, but the garden appeared to darken and grow cold.
5 A mockingbird did his best to sing louder than all the other birds.
6 Somewhere overhead I heard the high, sweet song of a mockingbird .
7 They went well with the silver mockingbird that fastened his cloak.
8 Maybe we got a mockingbird up in one of those trees.
9 That is a mockingbird , the great black capped mockingbird , I think.
10 Overhead, a mockingbird , ever protective of its territory, scolded him.
11 A mockingbird sang its schizophrenic melodies from a nearby tree.
12 The mockingbird giving forth harsh reproaches in the silence of 2am can be unnerving.
13 Or, as Harper Lee told us, like killing a mockingbird .
14 Night had vanished on invisible wings and silence broke to the music of a mockingbird .
15 Out the window, a mockingbird trilled a Saturday-morning air.
16 He lashed out at a pair of humans with mockingbird heads as they darted forward.
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