Seagull (noun)

A type of bird that is found near the sea, with a distinctive white body and gray wings.

Origin:

17th century: a blend of sea + gull.

Examples:

1. The seagulls were a common sight along the coastline, swooping and diving for fish.
2. The seagulls cried noisily as they circled overhead.
3. The seagulls stole food from beachgoers, causing annoyance and amusement.
4. The seagulls were a symbol of the sea, inspiring poetry and art.
5. The seagulls nested on cliffs and cliffsides, making their homes in the crevices.