whitterick (Meaning)
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whitterick (n.)
The curlew.
Synonyms & Antonyms of whitterick
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whitterick Sentence Examples
- The whitterick's mournful call echoed through the desolate moorland.
- The whitterick's plumage was a symphony of soft browns and greys, blending seamlessly into the heather.
- A flock of whittericks soared overhead, their wings beating rhythmically.
- The birdwatcher scanned the sky, hoping to spot the distinctive silhouette of a whitterick.
- The whitterick's nesting site was a small hollow in a windswept hilltop.
- The whitterick's eggs were well-camouflaged, blending into the surrounding vegetation.
- The whitterick's chicks huddled together for warmth, their tiny bodies quivering.
- The whitterick's call was a plaintive melody, carrying across the vast and unforgiving landscape.
- As the sun began to set, the whittericks gathered in a communal roost, seeking shelter from the approaching night.
- The whitterick was a symbol of resilience and adaptation, surviving in the harsh and unforgiving environment of the moor.
FAQs About the word whitterick
The curlew.
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No antonyms found.
The whitterick's mournful call echoed through the desolate moorland.
The whitterick's plumage was a symphony of soft browns and greys, blending seamlessly into the heather.
A flock of whittericks soared overhead, their wings beating rhythmically.
The birdwatcher scanned the sky, hoping to spot the distinctive silhouette of a whitterick.
