yardbird Antonyms
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Meaning of yardbird
Wordnet
yardbird (n)
a military recruit who is assigned menial tasks
a person serving a sentence in a jail or prison
yardbird Sentence Examples
- The yardbird's cheerful song filled the garden with melody.
- The farmer's yardbirds were scratching in the dirt, searching for worms.
- The conductor pointed his baton at the orchestra, and the yardbirds squawked in unison.
- The young girl's favorite stuffed animal was a cuddly yardbird.
- The artist painted a vibrant mural of yardbirds on the side of the building.
- The yardbird's nest was hidden in a secluded spot in the garden.
- The professor lectured on the evolutionary history of yardbirds, captivating the students.
- The children giggled as the yardbird chased its tail in the backyard.
- The yardbird was a symbol of spring, its cheerful song announcing the arrival of warmer weather.
- The yardbird's feathers were a kaleidoscope of colors, shimmering in the sunlight.
FAQs About the word yardbird
a military recruit who is assigned menial tasks, a person serving a sentence in a jail or prison
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The yardbird's cheerful song filled the garden with melody.
The farmer's yardbirds were scratching in the dirt, searching for worms.
The conductor pointed his baton at the orchestra, and the yardbirds squawked in unison.
The young girl's favorite stuffed animal was a cuddly yardbird.
