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Definition of «crow»

The term "crow" refers to a group of blackbirds that belong to the family Corvidae. These birds are known for their intelligence, problem-solving abilities and strong beaks. They are found throughout North America, Europe, Asia and Australia, and they feed on a variety of food sources such as insects, seeds, fruits, small animals and even human waste. Crows are social birds that live in groups or "flocks" and are known for their distinctive vocalizations including caws, chirps and squawks. They have also been the subject of many myths, legends and folklore throughout history.

Usage examples

  1. I heard the loud cawing of the crow outside my window this morning.
  2. The farmers complained about the crows damaging their crops.
  3. As I walked through the park, a group of crows flew overhead, creating a cacophony of cawing sounds.
  4. The scarecrow was put up in the field to deter crows from eating the newly planted seeds.
  5. A murder of crows gathered on the tree branches, creating an eerie sight.
  6. The folklore mentioned that a crow is often associated with bad luck or death.
  7. The little girl was fascinated by the shiny black feathers of the crow perched on the fence.
  8. A crow's nest was built high up in the tree, indicating the presence of a nestling family.
  9. With a mischievous smile, my brother imitated the cawing sound of a crow, trying to startle me.
  10. The crow swooped down and snatched a piece of bread from the ground before flying away.

Phrases with «crow»

Sentences with «crow»

  • Grant records a degree of good race relations even under the reign of Jim Crow in Raleigh that seems exceptional, although the schools were separated until the late 1960s. (educationnext.org)
  • They don't want a bunch of crowing about how this changes the overall average. (climateaudit.org)
  • Instead of crowing about future designs years before they reach showrooms - as it did with the K - car, LH, Dodge Ram and Neon - Chrysler has adopted a conservative approach. (articles.orlandosentinel.com)
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