wattled (Meaning)

Webster

wattled (imp. & p. p.)

of Wattle

Webster

Furnished with wattles, or pendent fleshy processes at the chin or throat.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The wattled crane's distinctive red wattles adorning its head resembled fleshy earrings.
The wattled turkey's extravagant facial wattles swayed rhythmically as it called out to its flock.
The ibis's wattles, like tiny red sausages, hung beneath its long, curved beak.
The elderly woman's wattled neck had become a testament to the passage of time.
The lizard's wattles vibrated furiously, signaling its distress to potential predators.
The wattled chameleon's skin developed intricate patterns on its wattles as it changed its mood.
The wattled sapphire, a rare bird of paradise, displayed its resplendent blue wattles during mating season.
The dinosaur's wattles served as a form of communication and social display.
The wattled bat's unique wattles helped it navigate through the darkness of its cave habitat.
The wattled jacana, with its long toes and webbed feet, used its wattles to attract mates in the wetlands.

of Wattle, Furnished with wattles, or pendent fleshy processes at the chin or throat.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The wattled crane's distinctive red wattles adorning its head resembled fleshy earrings.

The wattled turkey's extravagant facial wattles swayed rhythmically as it called out to its flock.

The ibis's wattles, like tiny red sausages, hung beneath its long, curved beak.

The elderly woman's wattled neck had become a testament to the passage of time.