A nest is a small, cozy structure built by animals to protect their eggs or young. It can also refer to a place where someone feels comfortable and happy, such as in the phrase "finding a nest in the city."
Usage examples
The bird built a cozy nest high up in the tree.
The children found a nest full of eggs in the bushes.
The squirrel collected twigs and leaves to build a warm nest for the winter.
The mommy cat nestled her kittens in the comfortable nest she made in the corner.
The bee made a hive as its intricate nest to store honey.
The spider spun a delicate web to create its nest and catch its prey.
The turtle buried its eggs in the sand to protect them and create a nest for their hatchlings.
The ants created intricate tunnels and chambers underground to build their nest.
The hamster gathered bits of paper and straw to construct a cozy nest in its cage.
The weaver bird skillfully wove grasses and leaves to form an intricate nest in the shape of a ball.
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