woodcock in Irish
woodcock in Irish is creabhar — woodcock means a plump wading bird with a long, slender bill and mottled brown feathers, found in woodland and marshes.
woodcock in Irish
creabhar
Any of several wading birds in the genus Scolopax, characterised by a long slender bill and cryptic brown and blackish plumage.
What does "woodcock" mean?
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noun A plump wading bird with a long, slender bill and mottled brown feathers, found in woodland and marshes.
"A woodcock burst out of the undergrowth as we walked past."
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woodcock in a sentence
- A woodcock burst out of the undergrowth as we walked past.
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What is "woodcock" in Irish?
"woodcock" in Irish is creabhar. woodcock means: A plump wading bird with a long, slender bill and mottled brown feathers, found in woodland and marshes.
How do you use "woodcock" in a sentence?
Example: "A woodcock burst out of the undergrowth as we walked past." In Irish, "woodcock" is creabhar.
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