Songbird Definition

sôngbûrd, sŏng-
songbirds
noun
songbirds
A passerine bird that makes vocal sounds that are like music.
Webster's New World
Any of various birds of the suborder Passeri (formerly Oscines) of passerine birds, having a syrinx with musculature that allows for the production and learning of complicated songs; an oscine.
American Heritage
A woman singer with a pleasing voice.
American Heritage
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Other Word Forms of Songbird

Noun

Singular:
songbird
Plural:
songbirds

Origin of Songbird

Songbird Sentence Examples

  • A songbird will come by and drop a bauble for you.

  • These stones display the rich yellow coloring that has earned them the title "canary diamonds", named after the intense yellow feathers of the popular songbird.

  • The reed bunting is a small songbird, a little larger than a sparrow.

  • Songbird " in glorious stereo with much improved fidelity compared to previous versions.

  • It is widely accepted that, in terms of numbers, the songbird population is decreasing.

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