Curlew ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Curlew ( noun )

A large wading bird with a long curved bill, typically found on coastal marshes and mudflats.

Origin:

Old english cyrle, of germanic origin; related to dutch kriel and german kiebitz.

Examples:

1. The curlew is known for its distinctive, upward-curving bill.
2. Curlews are migratory birds that breed in the Arctic and winter in the UK.
3. In spring, the curlew's call can be heard across the marshes.
4. The curlew is a protected species in many countries.
5. The curlew is a graceful bird that moves easily through its habitat.

(As a verb)

Curlew ( verb )

A large wading bird with a long curved bill, typically found on coastal marshes and mudflats.

Origin:

Old english cyrle, of germanic origin; related to dutch kriel and german kiebitz.

Examples:

1. The curlew is known for its distinctive, upward-curving bill.
2. Curlews are migratory birds that breed in the Arctic and winter in the UK.
3. In spring, the curlew's call can be heard across the marshes.
4. The curlew is a protected species in many countries.
5. The curlew is a graceful bird that moves easily through its habitat.