Catbird (noun)

A small passerine bird of the family Mimidae, known for its feline-like call, found in North America, that is mostly grey with a black crest on its head.

Origin:

The word "catbird" is a combination of the words "cat" and "bird", it is used to describe a small passerine bird of the family mimidae that is known for its feline-like call.

Examples:

1. The catbird"s call sounds like a cat"s meow.
2. The catbird is a common backyard bird.
3. The catbird feeds on berries and insects.
4. The catbird's nest is a well-concealed cup made of twigs and leaves.
5. The catbird is a popular bird among birdwatchers.