woodcracker (Meaning)
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woodcracker (n.)
The nuthatch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of woodcracker
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woodcracker Sentence Examples
- The woodpecker's incessant drumming on the wooden pole sounded like a relentless woodcracker.
- The woodcracker's sharp beak could easily pierce through the bark of trees to extract insects.
- The noise from the woodcracker's hammer-like beak echoed through the forest.
- The woodcracker's tongue was barbed and adapted to extend far out of its beak to capture insects.
- The woodcracker's plumage was black and white, providing camouflage amidst the tree trunks.
- The woodcracker's nesting hole was typically excavated in a rotting tree trunk.
- The woodcracker's diet primarily consisted of wood-boring insects, such as larvae and beetles.
- The woodcracker's territorial behavior involved chasing away other birds from its feeding grounds.
- The woodcracker's strong, chisel-like beak was perfectly suited for excavating holes.
- The woodcracker's presence in a forest indicated the health and abundance of its ecosystem.
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The nuthatch.
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No antonyms found.
The woodpecker's incessant drumming on the wooden pole sounded like a relentless woodcracker.
The woodcracker's sharp beak could easily pierce through the bark of trees to extract insects.
The noise from the woodcracker's hammer-like beak echoed through the forest.
The woodcracker's tongue was barbed and adapted to extend far out of its beak to capture insects.
