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Definition of birdlike in English: birdlikeadjectiveˈbəːdlʌɪkˈbərdlaɪk Resembling a bird in appearance or behaviour. a mythical birdlike creature he had a birdlike face with a beakish nose she was birdlike and frail Example sentencesExamples - Several different groups of bird-like dinosaurs had evolved.
- A pretty bird-like woman whose daughter resembled her, she looked precise and almost dapper in a chocolate-coloured pencil skirt and flowing blouse.
- Just then, from the sky, a huge bird-like creature swoops down.
- The enigmatic pilferer was working to retrieve his family's sacred book The Thievius Raccoonus, stolen by the dastardly mechanical Clockwerk, a bird-like villain who did away with Sly's parents when he was young.
- I always prefer this to apple pie, which has too much fruit and pastry for my bird-like appetite.
- He tilted his head to one side in an almost bird-like manner.
- With bird-like grace her tiny hands spread over the instrument, ringing the strangest mix of classical, traditional, and indie.
- The heart-wrenching transmutation of a once calm but stern voice into an almost bird-like cry of despair infected the surrounding cages like an air-borne virus.
- Her voice is quavery and bird-like, soft, fragile, and attractive.
- A small, bird-like woman, in later years troubled by failing eyesight and arthritis, she was renowned for her piety, sponsoring the publication of devotional literature.
- He depicted two mysterious, bird-like figures in brown and black and bits of red.
- Her voice was bird-like, the trill of a mockingbird, ever changing, ever shifting.
- A bird-like shriek caught her attention.
- The shuffling enigma, head occasionally cocked in bird-like inquisitiveness, befriends his fellow patients to mesmerising and medically undefinable effect.
- On the second track, there is actually what appears to be a loop of a bird-like electronic chirping.
- She retains the curve to suggest, in combination with her bird-like gaze, a charming whimsicality.
- Clutched loosely with one bird-like hand, was a massive scythe.
- He is an outwardly jaunty, bird-like figure haunted by the loss of his wife, Jessie.
- He finds a large bird-like creature.
- From the start he felt separated from other children by the scars that disfigured his bird-like face.
Definition of birdlike in US English: birdlikeadjectiveˈbərdlaɪkˈbərdlīk Resembling a bird in appearance or behavior. a mythical birdlike creature he had a birdlike face with a beakish nose she was birdlike and frail Example sentencesExamples - He is an outwardly jaunty, bird-like figure haunted by the loss of his wife, Jessie.
- A bird-like shriek caught her attention.
- A pretty bird-like woman whose daughter resembled her, she looked precise and almost dapper in a chocolate-coloured pencil skirt and flowing blouse.
- The heart-wrenching transmutation of a once calm but stern voice into an almost bird-like cry of despair infected the surrounding cages like an air-borne virus.
- Several different groups of bird-like dinosaurs had evolved.
- I always prefer this to apple pie, which has too much fruit and pastry for my bird-like appetite.
- The enigmatic pilferer was working to retrieve his family's sacred book The Thievius Raccoonus, stolen by the dastardly mechanical Clockwerk, a bird-like villain who did away with Sly's parents when he was young.
- She retains the curve to suggest, in combination with her bird-like gaze, a charming whimsicality.
- Her voice is quavery and bird-like, soft, fragile, and attractive.
- Her voice was bird-like, the trill of a mockingbird, ever changing, ever shifting.
- Just then, from the sky, a huge bird-like creature swoops down.
- On the second track, there is actually what appears to be a loop of a bird-like electronic chirping.
- He depicted two mysterious, bird-like figures in brown and black and bits of red.
- From the start he felt separated from other children by the scars that disfigured his bird-like face.
- He finds a large bird-like creature.
- Clutched loosely with one bird-like hand, was a massive scythe.
- The shuffling enigma, head occasionally cocked in bird-like inquisitiveness, befriends his fellow patients to mesmerising and medically undefinable effect.
- A small, bird-like woman, in later years troubled by failing eyesight and arthritis, she was renowned for her piety, sponsoring the publication of devotional literature.
- With bird-like grace her tiny hands spread over the instrument, ringing the strangest mix of classical, traditional, and indie.
- He tilted his head to one side in an almost bird-like manner.
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