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Meaning of waterbird
A bird that lives in or near water
Etymology of waterbird
The word "waterbird" has its roots in Old English and Germanic languages, with "water" coming from Old English "wæter" and "bird" from Old English "bridd"
The term has been used since the 15th century to describe birds that live in or near water
Synonyms
seabird
wader
diver
grebe
coot
heron
egret
ibis
spoonbill
stilt
avocet
plover
oystercatcher
sandpiper
curlew
snipe
godwit
phalarope
petrel
albatross
shearwater
gull
tern
skua
puffin
guillemot
auk
merganser
duck
goose
swan
flamingo
waterfowl
shorebird
marshbird
riverbird
lakebird
pondbird
aquatic bird
Definitions
- A bird that lives in or near water, such as a duck, heron, or plover
- * A bird that is adapted to life in or near water, with features such as webbed feet or a waterproof coat
Usage Examples
- The lake was home to a variety of waterbirds, including ducks, geese, and herons
- * The waterbird sanctuary was a popular spot for birdwatchers and nature lovers
Antonyms
landbird
songbird
perching bird
bird of prey
raptor
eagle
hawk
falcon
sparrow
finch
thrush
robin
bluebird
hummingbird
gamebird
upland bird
terrestrial bird
non-aquatic bird
non-marine bird