mockingbird in Irish
mockingbird in Irish is éan aithrise — mockingbird means a songbird, especially of the genus Mimus, known for imitating the calls of other birds.
mockingbird in Irish
éan aithrise
Any of various long-tailed American songbirds of the genera Mimus and Melanotis, noted for their ability to mimic calls of other birds.
What does "mockingbird" mean?
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noun A songbird, especially of the genus Mimus, known for imitating the calls of other birds.
"A mockingbird outside the window ran through half a dozen other birds' songs."
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mockingbird in a sentence
- A mockingbird outside the window ran through half a dozen other birds' songs.
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What is "mockingbird" in Irish?
"mockingbird" in Irish is éan aithrise. mockingbird means: A songbird, especially of the genus Mimus, known for imitating the calls of other birds.
How do you use "mockingbird" in a sentence?
Example: "A mockingbird outside the window ran through half a dozen other birds' songs." In Irish, "mockingbird" is éan aithrise.
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