bird's-beak (Meaning)

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bird's-beak (n.)

A molding whose section is thought to resemble a beak.

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The hummingbird's long, slender bill resembled a delicate bird's-beak perfectly adapted for sipping nectar.
As the heron lunged forward to catch its prey, its sharp bird's-beak pierced through the water with precision.
The biologist examined the bird's-beak under a microscope, studying its structure and function in detail.
With its curved bird's-beak, the toucan effortlessly plucked fruits from the branches of the rainforest canopy.
The artist captured the intricate details of the bird's-beak in a lifelike painting, highlighting its graceful curve.
The ornithologist classified bird species based on characteristics such as plumage color and the shape of the bird's-beak.
The parrot used its powerful bird's-beak to crack open nuts, revealing the tasty kernels inside.
The woodpecker's chisel-like bird's-beak allowed it to drill holes in tree bark as it searched for insects.
With its hooked bird's-beak, the eagle swiftly tore into its prey, displaying its prowess as a skilled hunter.
The naturalist marveled at the diversity of bird species, each uniquely adapted with a specialized bird's-beak suited to its ecological niche.

A molding whose section is thought to resemble a beak.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The hummingbird's long, slender bill resembled a delicate bird's-beak perfectly adapted for sipping nectar.

As the heron lunged forward to catch its prey, its sharp bird's-beak pierced through the water with precision.

The biologist examined the bird's-beak under a microscope, studying its structure and function in detail.

With its curved bird's-beak, the toucan effortlessly plucked fruits from the branches of the rainforest canopy.