triddler (Meaning)
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triddler (n.)
The jacksnipe.
Synonyms & Antonyms of triddler
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triddler Sentence Examples
- The triddler's vibrant feathers shimmered in the sunlight as it flitted through the forest.
- The children tiptoed along the path, searching for the elusive triddler that legend whispered about.
- The triddler's melodious song filled the air, bringing joy to all who heard it.
- The mythical triddler was said to have magical powers that could grant wishes.
- The triddler's flight pattern resembled a graceful dance, leaving a trail of iridescent light in its wake.
- The triddler's nest was a masterpiece of intricate artistry, hidden deep within the ancient tree.
- The villagers trembled with fear when they heard the triddler's piercing cry, believing it to be a harbinger of misfortune.
- The triddler's iridescent scales caught the reflection of the setting sun, casting rainbow hues across the pond.
- The triddler's tail feathers were adorned with shimmering gems that sparkled like a thousand stars.
- The triddler's keen eyesight allowed it to spot the smallest of creatures from high above the canopy.
FAQs About the word triddler
The jacksnipe.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The triddler's vibrant feathers shimmered in the sunlight as it flitted through the forest.
The children tiptoed along the path, searching for the elusive triddler that legend whispered about.
The triddler's melodious song filled the air, bringing joy to all who heard it.
The mythical triddler was said to have magical powers that could grant wishes.
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