crow-bait Synonyms
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crow-bait Meaning
Wordnet
crow-bait (n)
an emaciated horse likely soon to become carrion and so attractive to crows
crow-bait Sentence Examples
- The scarecrow stood tall in the field, serving as crow-bait to deter the birds from devouring the crops.
- The farmer scattered some old corn cobs around the perimeter of the field, hoping to create some crow-bait to distract the birds.
- Despite the efforts to provide crow-bait, the crows still found their way into the cornfield, causing havoc.
- The old scarecrow was worn and tattered, its purpose as crow-bait diminishing with each passing season.
- The farmer decided to invest in more effective crow-bait, opting for shiny reflective tape to deter the birds.
- As dusk fell, the crows descended upon the field, drawn by the scent of fresh crow-bait.
- The farmer cursed as he realized he had forgotten to replenish the crow-bait, leaving the crops vulnerable to the hungry birds.
- With the harvest approaching, the farmer took extra precautions, fortifying the scarecrow and scattering extra crow-bait to protect the yield.
- The neighboring farmers exchanged tips on the best crow-bait strategies to keep their fields safe from avian intruders.
- Despite their intelligence, the crows couldn't resist the allure of the freshly laid crow-bait, falling victim to the farmer's cunning tactics.
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an emaciated horse likely soon to become carrion and so attractive to crows
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The scarecrow stood tall in the field, serving as crow-bait to deter the birds from devouring the crops.
The farmer scattered some old corn cobs around the perimeter of the field, hoping to create some crow-bait to distract the birds.
Despite the efforts to provide crow-bait, the crows still found their way into the cornfield, causing havoc.
The old scarecrow was worn and tattered, its purpose as crow-bait diminishing with each passing season.
