Word "BIRD" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
informal terms for a (young) woman
Synonyms:
chick, dame, doll, skirt, wench

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
badminton equipment consisting of a ball of cork or rubber with a crown of feathers
Synonyms:
birdie, shuttle, shuttlecock

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a cry or noise made to express displeasure or contempt
Synonyms:
boo, bronx cheer, hiss, hoot, raspberry, razz, razzing, snort

Crossword Clues for BIRD

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Sparrow, e.g.
Simon _, played Inbetweener Will McKenzie (4)
Our star's movie: Lady -
Girl doing it in prison (4)
Raven, say (4)
___ watching, spring activity that involves using binoculars
Flying creature The Sun Two Speed 10 Mar 2024
It's time for Charlie Parker! The Sun Two Speed 10 Mar 2024
See 6 The Guardian Cryptic 08 Mar 2024
Kookaburra or blue-footed booby, for example
A spell in prison for a stool pigeon? (4)
Sparrow or parrot, e.g.
DRIB
Word before dog or after cat
Prison for high-flyer (4)
Each of the four starred entries begins with a four-letter one of these
Flying animal
Owl or parrot, for one
Audubon subject Eugene Sheffer 22 Jan 2024
Charlie Parker's name for Robin?
Time as member of parliament for example The Telegraph Toughie 18 Jan 2024
Time as member of parliament for example (4)
Turkey Day grub
Sparrow
Small singer Newsday 04 Jan 2024
A little secret teller (4)
What a tot might draw as an 'm'
Prison for a high-flier? (4)
Chicken perhaps about to look for heart on 4Ac (4,8,6)
Sparrow or pigeon
Sparrow or flamingo, e.g.
Oriole or wren Eugene Sheffer 30 Nov 2023
Blue jay, e.g.
Swift or swallow, say
"Flying" feathered avian
Eagle or 14a, for one
Pelican or toucan Universal 21 Sep 2023
Nest inhabitant with wings
Rail or quail Thomas Joseph 14 Aug 2023
Feathered friend Universal 13 Aug 2023
Owl or eagle, e.g.
Goldcrest, e.g. The Telegraph Quick 02 Aug 2023
Feathered flier
One migrating in winter, often
One concerned with nest eggs Newsday 18 Jun 2023
Eagle or parrot, for one
Feathered creature The Telegraph Quick 01 Apr 2023
Sparrow or robin, for one
Robin or wren Thomas Joseph 21 Mar 2023
__ of paradise LA Times Daily 16 Feb 2023
One who tweets a lot LA Times Daily 14 Feb 2023
*Feathered flyer, and a clue to solve 21a, 35a, 46a, 57a, 8d, 34d, 45d and 55d
Toucan Sam or Donald Duck Family Time 22 Jan 2023
Swallow or swan Universal 21 Jan 2023
Audubon subject Eugene Sheffer 14 Dec 2022
Raven or robin Newsday 13 Dec 2022
Cassowary or canary USA Today 01 Dec 2022
Rail or quail Thomas Joseph 25 Nov 2022
Frequent flier? New York Times 01 Nov 2022
One who tweets a lot LA Times Daily 28 Oct 2022
"Free ___," 1974 Lynyrd Skynyrd song that is their longest and goes over 14 minutes when played live
One may caw or warble Universal 24 Oct 2022
Nest resident
See 13 Across The Guardian Weekend 17 Sep 2022
Twitter icon New York Times 27 Jul 2022
Early morning caller New York Times 15 Jul 2022
Tweet-er?
Falcon, e.g USA Today 23 Jun 2022
The early one gets the worm Universal 21 May 2022
Animal on a Wingspan card USA Today 03 May 2022
Jay or oriole The Washington Post 29 Apr 2022
Jay or oriole LA Times Daily 29 Apr 2022
Twitter's logo USA Today 23 Apr 2022
Dinosaur descendant USA Today 07 Apr 2022
Macaw, e.g Universal 01 Apr 2022
Satanic nightjar or nightingale Universal 04 Mar 2022
Nest resident
Nest dweller Premier Sunday 27 Feb 2022
Frequent tweeter Newsday 19 Feb 2022
Eagle or albatross USA Today 02 Feb 2022
Time in prison, which may fly by The Times Cryptic 21 Jan 2022
Robin or frogmouth USA Today 21 Nov 2021
Prison (slang); creature The Times Concise 16 Nov 2021
Swallow, e.g Thomas Joseph 12 Nov 2021
Might one be looking up a Spoonerism for Mrs Malaprop? The Guardian Cryptic 12 Nov 2021
Parrot or dove, e.g.
Tweet issuer Wall Street Journal 27 Oct 2021
Crow or parrot, e.g.
Ornithologist's subject The Washington Post Sunday 17 Oct 2021
It may be flipped in anger, with “the” New York Times 23 Sep 2021
Duck, possibly, served inside
Eagle or emu
Forrest ___, American biomedical engineer who developed medical respirators
Avian creature Premier Sunday 04 Jul 2021
Source of tweets Wall Street Journal 14 Jun 2021
Eagle or lark The Washington Post 25 May 2021
Eagle or lark LA Times Daily 25 May 2021
Auk, for example Canadiana 17 May 2021
Time attempt to capture rook
"Lady ___," 2017 film directed by Greta Gerwig that follows a high schooler and her mother
One may tweet a lot Universal 10 May 2021
One in a flock Newsday 18 Apr 2021
Sparrow or robin, for one
Seattle Storm star Sue USA Today 23 Mar 2021
"___ Box," 2018 post-apocalyptic horror film that features an invisible entity
Pigeon or peacock USA Today 09 Mar 2021
Perhaps hawk‘s attempt to catch rook
Sue ___, WNBA player who won four WNBA championships with the Seattle Storm
Charlie Parker nickname Wall Street Journal 10 Feb 2021
Eg, flycatcher The Times Concise 02 Feb 2021
"It's a ___...It's a Plane...It's Superman," 1966 musical that pits Superman against an evil scientist
Sparrow or crow Newsday 04 Jan 2021
Twitter logo New York Times 30 Dec 2020
"Lady ___," 2017 film starring Saoirse Ronan about a high school senior's strained relationship with her mother
Aviary resident
Little stint, for example, with one of those in 24 down, similarly Irish Times Crosaire 07 Dec 2020
Robin or wren Thomas Joseph 07 Dec 2020
Cardinal or oriole The Washington Post 10 Nov 2020
Cardinal or oriole LA Times Daily 10 Nov 2020
Raven or crow, for example Family Time 02 Nov 2020
One word in the 10 longest answers, if one letter is changed Newsday 01 Nov 2020
"Free ___," classic hit by the rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd
Little stint in brambling? Irish Times Crosaire 19 Oct 2020
Parrot or sparrow USA Today 08 Oct 2020
Early Antarctic aviator* Newsday 02 Oct 2020
Middle finger, with 'the' New York Times 17 Sep 2020
Something 'in the hand' that's 'worth two in the bush' New York Times 14 Sep 2020
Time flies? It might!
An Old World sparrow is one Family Time 30 Aug 2020
What might come down to the wire? New York Times 23 Aug 2020
Owl or eagle, e.g.
"___ Box," thriller film starring Sandra Bullock for which she won an MTV Movie Award
Eagle or kite USA Today 01 Jul 2020
"Summer ___ Blue," novel by Akemi Dawn Bowman about a young woman who writes songs with her sister
Creature studied by an ornithologist USA Today 12 Jun 2020
Feeder visitor Universal 29 May 2020
"The Wind-Up ____ Chronicle," 1995 novel by Haruki Murakami which received the Yomiuri Literary Award
Oriole or wren Eugene Sheffer 15 Apr 2020
Twitter producer Newsday 03 Apr 2020
Frequent flier LA Times Daily 15 Mar 2020
Frequent flier The Washington Post 15 Mar 2020
Audubon subject Eugene Sheffer 05 Mar 2020
Nest inhabitant
Flying creature The Sun Two Speed 19 Jan 2020
It's time for Charlie Parker! The Sun Two Speed 19 Jan 2020
Owl or osprey
Billy ___, British boxer who holds the knockout world record at 138
Time for chat, say
One might tweet at dawn Universal 08 Dec 2019
Prison sentence swift, perhaps?
Offer includes writing by Hawk Irish Times Crosaire 13 Nov 2019
WNBA legend Sue or NBA legend Larry Universal 01 Oct 2019
Take capers off crispbread to swallow Irish Times Crosaire 28 Sep 2019
Frequent flier who has feathers
Certain flock member Newsday 11 Jul 2019
Twitter logo Wall Street Journal 20 Jun 2019
Time that flies
Audubon subject USA Today 30 Apr 2019
Take capers off crispbread and swallow Irish Times Crosaire 20 Apr 2019
Nest builder Universal 29 Mar 2019
What Superman first looked like? LA Times Daily 24 Mar 2019
Cardinal or blue jay Family Time 24 Mar 2019
What Superman first looked like? The Washington Post 24 Mar 2019
Part of the Woodstock logo Jonesin 19 Mar 2019
Eagle or oriole Newsday 11 Mar 2019
Owl or albatross Universal 05 Mar 2019
Snow ___ (Slang for a vacationing canuck ) Canadiana 18 Feb 2019
Frequent flyer
Derbyshire rejects heresy by Swift Irish Times Crosaire 12 Jan 2019
Audubon subject
What Superman first looked like?
Twitter logo
Owl or albatross
WNBA legend Sue or NBA legend Larry
Nest builder
One of the swifts hasn't got the gene for breeding Irish Times Crosaire 29 Dec 2018
Owl or osprey The Washington Post 26 Dec 2018
Owl or osprey LA Times Daily 26 Dec 2018
Grackle or grosbeak USA Today 21 Oct 2018
Chicken, possibly, served in can?
Flyer‘s attempt to cross river
Prison? That could be a lark!
Swift‘s time?
Booby or loon LA Times Daily 02 Jul 2018
Booby or loon The Washington Post 02 Jul 2018
Builder of a 47 Across Newsday 25 Jun 2018
Prison time (slang) The Telegraph Quick 16 Jun 2018
What a U.K. hobbyist called a 'twitcher' hopes to see The Chronicle of Higher Education 08 Jun 2018
Morning singer Universal 05 May 2018
Heresy coming out of Derbyshire and Turkey? Irish Times Crosaire 04 May 2018
Frequent tweeter New York Times 31 Mar 2018
Crane or kite USA Today 22 Feb 2018
Member of a romantic pair Wall Street Journal 14 Feb 2018
Crane, e.g Wall Street Journal 07 Feb 2018
Wren or robin Newsday 29 Jan 2018
Turkey perhaps making offer to receive first of refugees
Twitter mascot USA Today 08 Jan 2018
It can be fed from a feeder Family Time 07 Jan 2018
Grackle or grosbeak
Crane or kite
Frequent tweeter
Morning singer
What a U.K. hobbyist called a "twitcher" hopes to see
Cockatiel or cockatoo, e.g.
Owl or osprey
Twitter mascot
Booby or loon
__ of paradise The Washington Post 27 Dec 2017
__ of paradise LA Times Daily 27 Dec 2017
Swift or swallow USA Today 13 Dec 2017
Feeder visitor USA Today 08 Dec 2017
Archaeopteryx descendant Wall Street Journal 16 Nov 2017
Larry Robinson AKA The big ___ Canadiana 06 Nov 2017
Dove or robin LA Times Daily 04 Oct 2017
Dove or robin The Washington Post 04 Oct 2017
NBA legend Larry Universal 29 Sep 2017
Prison wings are found on this
Egg-laying creature The Telegraph Quick 12 Sep 2017
Turkey, for example, that's served in can
Hawk or dove Wall Street Journal 28 Aug 2017
Crane, for one Wall Street Journal 26 Aug 2017
Tweeter in a tree Newsday 06 Aug 2017
Famous inventor, no adult for chat maybe The Times Cryptic 01 Aug 2017
Famous inventor, no adult for chat maybe
__ call LA Times Daily 15 Jul 2017
__ call The Washington Post 15 Jul 2017
Time for a lark, perhaps
Hawk or dove, e.g Universal 03 Jun 2017
Has 9 across and might be fed 10 across for a period in jail locally Irish Times Crosaire 19 May 2017
Foolish girl showered with bachelor
Member of class Aves The Times Concise 27 Apr 2017
Frequent flyer Wall Street Journal 25 Mar 2017
Small singer Newsday 17 Mar 2017
Many a sports team logo Newsday 16 Mar 2017
Animal aviator Universal 18 Feb 2017
Leader of seven animals migrating south in V formation Wall Street Journal 18 Feb 2017
One with a lot of tweets New York Times 12 Feb 2017
Avian The Times Concise 19 Jan 2017
Emu or owl Premier Sunday 08 Jan 2017
__ call
__ of paradise
Animal aviator
Swift or swallow
Feeder visitor
Dove or robin
Hawk or dove, e.g.
One with a lot of tweets
NBA legend Larry
1 under par that's ignored girlfriend …
What a tot might draw as an ''m'' Newsday 17 Dec 2016
Time that flies
Cardinal or oriole Family Time 02 Oct 2016
Time swift, maybe? The Telegraph Toughie 21 Sep 2016
Cardinal, e.g LA Times Daily 28 Aug 2016
Pie, for example, that may be served inside
Pie, for example, that may be served inside The Times Cryptic 12 Aug 2016
Frequent flier New York Times 10 Aug 2016
Hawk or dove USA Today 10 Aug 2016
Twitter logo whose name is Larry The Washington Post 08 Aug 2016
Robin or wren Newsday 20 Jun 2016
Frequent flier's respite LA Times Daily 10 Jun 2016
Part of four NFL logos Newsday 28 May 2016
Rhea or emu Universal 27 May 2016
Feeder frequenter Newsday 01 May 2016
Breaks into restaurant, for starters, with key in Turkey Irish Times Crosaire 30 Apr 2016
52-Across builder Eugene Sheffer 09 Apr 2016
Diver, for instance Newsday 27 Feb 2016
Frequent flier's respite
Rhea or emu
Frequent flier
Cardinal, e.g.
Hawk or dove
T-__ LA Times Daily 21 Nov 2015
42-Across, e.g Universal 12 Oct 2015
Rail or quail Thomas Joseph 03 Oct 2015
One filling the bill? USA Today 05 Aug 2015
Robin, e.g Eugene Sheffer 29 Jul 2015
Charlie Parker's nickname USA Today 08 Jun 2015
Swallow, e.g Thomas Joseph 28 May 2015
Blue jay or oriole LA Times Daily 28 Apr 2015
Crow or crane Eugene Sheffer 14 Apr 2015
Word with "blue" or "whirly" USA Today 12 Apr 2015
Flighty type goes around big backyard Irish Times Crosaire 19 Feb 2015
Charlie Parker's nickname Eugene Sheffer 06 Feb 2015
Avian creature Universal 25 Jan 2015
20-Across, e.g Eugene Sheffer 14 Jan 2015
Flock member Newsday 11 Jan 2015
Word with "blue" or "whirly"
Avian creature
Hall-of-Fame Celtic
Flock member
42-Across, e.g.
T-__
Charlie Parker's nickname
One filling the bill?
Blue jay or oriole
Time to mock up original design
Attempt to include ‘right' in sentence
Audubon subject
Eagle or erne
Cardinal or oriole
Larry of basketball fame
Robin or wren
Martin or swift
Something Superman is mistaken for
Finch or falcon
*See 29-Across
Nest egg protector
Celt who wore 33
#33 for the Celtics
Feathered friend
Bruce "___ on a wire outside my motel room"
Small singer
Celt #33
Crane or kite
Nest builder
PBS has a big one
Flock member
Audubon subject
Dinosaur descendant
Larry who may leap for a layup
Crane or cuckoo
Finch or flycatcher
Charlie Parker
__ call
"The Hick From French Lick"
Aviary's occupant
Eagle or egret
Audubon painting subject
Feathery saxophonist?
Feeder frequenter
Celtic great Larry
Seed eater
Parish partner?
Frequent flier
Biopic directed by Clint Eastwood
Celtic great Larry
Celtic great Larry
Phoenix, in myth
Winter migrator
Nest protector
Charlie Parker's nickname
Feeder frequenter
Goose or loon
Phoenix, in myth
One of the flock
1988 film about Charlie Parker
Celtics legend
Aircraft, informally
Ostrich or owl
Kookaburra, e.g.
Loon or hoopoe
Winter migrator
20 Across, for example
Winter migrator
91 Down is one
One filling the bill?
Tweety ___ of Warner Bros. cartoons
Martin or swift
Frequent flier
McHale teammate
Word with early or whirly
Titmouse, e.g.
Frequent flier
See 19-Across
Frequent flier
It fills the bill?
Swift, e.g.
Robin, for one
Robin, for one
Wren or hen
Kite or crane
Charlie Parker, to fans
Robin or swallow
Charlie Parker's sobriquet
Audubon subject
Feathered friend
Word with 15-Down
Audubon subject
Celtic hero
Feathered friend
Celtic hero
Word with 15-Down
Roadrunner, e.g.
Celtic No. 33
Grouse or snipe
Cardinal, for one
Booby, e.g.
Frequent flier?
39-Down, e.g.
Flyer or fryer
Bill owner
Charlie Parker's nickname
Crane or kite
Plane
Flying egg-layer
Cardinal or oriole
Feeder frequenter
39-Down, e.g.
Bill owner
Thanksgiving dinner focus, informally
Heckle or Jeckle
Grosbeak, for one
Shuttlecock
Hawk or dove, e.g.
Raven or robin
Raven or robin
Nest builder
Frequent flier
Audubon painting subject
Aviary member
Former Celtics star Larry
Wren or hen
Nest builder
Word that can precede the first words of 20-, 37- and 54-Across, and 11- and 33-Down
Nest builder
Lady ___ Johnson, 36th president's first lady (1963-69)
Celtic great
Swallow or sparrow
Charlie Parker's sobriquet
Word that can precede the first words of 20-, 37- and 54-Across, and 11- and 33-Down
Booby, e.g.
Frequent flier, really
Dodo, for instance
Basketball's Larry
Country singer?
Aka Charlie Parker
Nest builder
Jacana or barbet
Boston legend
Revered surname in Boston
Aircraft, so to speak
Tweeter
Canary or cardinal
Hoosier beloved in Boston
Aircraft, slangily
Larry, of basketball
Badminton projectile
Pigeon or plover
It takes flight
Grackle or grosbeak
Larry, from French Lick
Cock, but not bull
Feeder frequenter
Shuttlecock
The Celtics' #33
Flier
Charlie Parker's nickname
One filling the bill?
Former Celtic great Larry
Finch or dove
37 Across, e.g.
Hoopster Larry
Former Celtics star
Peacock e.g.
Fledgling
Shuttlecock
1988 Clint Eastwood film
N.B.A. M.V.P., 1984-86
Brit's chick
Coot or loon
Goose or loon
Parker's nickname
Celtics flyer?
Grebe, grackle, or grosbeak
"Larry Legend"
The ____ Man of Alcatraz
Parrot or sparrow
Oriole or cardinal
He's Big on Sesame Street
Plover e.g.
Basketball's Larry
Larry of N.B.A. fame
Celtic great
Celtics' "33"
Ani or tui
Pyrrhuloxia or jacana
Larry of the N.B.A.
Celtic star
Sora or rail
Celtics star
Kind of dog or louse
Identifiable flying object
Celtics star
"Sweet ___ of Youth," Newman film: 1962
Celtic flier
Jay or martin
Celtics' flier
Auk or hawk
Celtics' star
Larry of the Celtics
Feather bearer
Creeper or roller
"A ___ in the hand . . . "
Flicker, e.g.
Chuck-will's-widow, for one
Chat or martin
Condor, e.g.
Kind of brain or seed
Robin or wren
Trapshooting gear
Kite, for one
Smee or smew
Badminton item
Badminton need
Rook or rail
Gander.
Macaw.
Cardinal.
Shuttlecock.
See 20 Across.
Swallow.
Curlew.
Buzzard.
Cardinal, for example.
"Sweet ___ of Youth."
Turkey.
Flicker, for one.
Cushat or chebec.
Avis.
Windhover.
Albatross.
Flicker.
Limpkin or lapwing.
Lapwing or waxwing.
Redpoll or redwing.
Warbler.
Quetzal.
Scientists' name for artificial satellite.
Dodo.
Capercaillie or towhee.
Something for the watchers.
Hoopoe or goony.
Emblem on Mexico's flag.
Little secret-teller.
Nightingale.
Shooting target.
Flier.
Born flier.
Toothless vertebrate.
Bunting, e.g.
See 30-Across
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