razorbill in Irish
razorbill in Irish is crosán — razorbill means a large black and white auk of the north Atlantic, with a thick, blade-like bill.
razorbill in Irish
crosán
A large black and white auk, Alca torda, native to the north Atlantic.
What does "razorbill" mean?
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noun A large black and white auk of the north Atlantic, with a thick, blade-like bill.
"Razorbills nest in large colonies on cliff ledges around the coast."
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razorbill in a sentence
- Razorbills nest in large colonies on cliff ledges around the coast.
- We spotted a razorbill diving for fish just beyond the harbor wall.
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What is "razorbill" in Irish?
"razorbill" in Irish is crosán. razorbill means: A large black and white auk of the north Atlantic, with a thick, blade-like bill.
How do you use "razorbill" in a sentence?
Example: "Razorbills nest in large colonies on cliff ledges around the coast." In Irish, "razorbill" is crosán.
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