Mockingbird (noun)

A type of bird known for its ability to imitate the songs of other birds, as well as other sounds, found in North and South America.

Origin:

Derived from the word "mock" meaning "imitate" and "bird".

Examples:

1. The mockingbird sang a variety of songs, including those of other birds and even a car alarm.
2. The Northern mockingbird is the state bird of Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas.
3. The mockingbird is known for its wide range of vocalizations and its ability to mimic other birds.
4. Mockingbirds are territorial birds, and will defend their territory against other birds.
5. Mockingbirds are known to have a varied diet, which includes insects, fruits, and berries.