Magpie (noun)

1. A bird of the crow family, with black and white plumage and a long tail, known for its chattering call and mischievous behavior.
2. A person who collects or hoards miscellaneous objects, esp. indiscriminately.

Origin:

The word magpie comes from the old french word magotie, which comes from the latin word pica, meaning "magpie". it is a type of bird in the crow family, known for their distinctive black and white plumage and their tendency to collect shiny objects.

Examples:

1. The magpie flew into the tree.
2. The magpie's plumage was striking.
3. The magpie's were chattering in the bushes.
4. He was a magpie for collecting rare books.
5. She was called a magpie because of her love for shiny objects.