Dove ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Dove ( noun )

1. A small, stocky bird with a short beak and a cooing call, typically smaller and less colorful than a pigeon.
2. A symbol of peace and gentleness.

Origin:

Old english dūfe, of germanic origin; related to dutch duif and german taube.

Examples:

1. The dove is a symbol of peace.
2. He released a dove at the wedding ceremony.
3. The dove perched on the branch.
4. Doves are often kept as pets.
5. The dove's feathers were white and soft.

(As a verb)

Dove ( verb )

1. A small, stocky bird with a short beak and a cooing call, typically smaller and less colorful than a pigeon.
2. A symbol of peace and gentleness.

Origin:

Old english dūfe, of germanic origin; related to dutch duif and german taube.

Examples:

1. The dove is a symbol of peace.
2. He released a dove at the wedding ceremony.
3. The dove perched on the branch.
4. Doves are often kept as pets.
5. The dove's feathers were white and soft.