mockingbird
0 antonyms and opposites of mockingbird, grouped by meaning.
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.
Full origin of mockingbird →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.