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mockingbird

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Noun — A songbird, especially of the genus Mimus, known for imitating the calls of other birds.

Etymology

"Mocking" plus "bird," named for the bird's striking ability to mimic the calls of other species.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “mockingbird” mean?

The word “mockingbird” means a songbird, especially of the genus Mimus, known for imitating the calls of other birds. In plain terms, a bird famous for copying the songs of other birds.

How do you pronounce “mockingbird”?

“Mockingbird” is pronounced MO-kihng-burd (/ˈmɑkɪŋˌbɝd/ in IPA).

How do you use “mockingbird” in a sentence?

Here is “mockingbird” used in a sentence: “A mockingbird outside the window ran through half a dozen other birds' songs.”

What part of speech is “mockingbird”?

“Mockingbird” is a noun.

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