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  • 31Goyder Lagoon — Die Important Bird Area ist ein wichtiger Lebensraum für Australische Regenpfeifer (Charadrius australis) Die Goyder Lagoon …

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  • 32twitter — I (Roget s IV) v. Syn. sing, chirp, whistle, peep, cheep, coo. II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) I n. chirping, singing, chirruping, whistling, tweeting, warbling, trilling. see bird II v. chirp, sing, chirrup, vocalize, call, chatter, warble, trill …

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  • 33cherup — I. v. n. Chirp, chirrup. II. v. a. Encourage (by chirruping), inspirit, animate, cheer, chirrup …

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  • 34twitter — I. v. n. 1. Chirp, chirrup. 2. Flutter, be agitated, be flurried, be excited. 3. Titter, giggle. II. n. 1. Twittering, chirping, chirp, chirruping. 2. Trembling, agitation, tremor, flutter. 3. Titter, giggle …

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  • 35song — noun 1) a beautiful song Syn: air, strain, ditty, melody, tune, number, track, anthem, hymn, chanty, chantey, ballad, aria 2) the song of the birds Syn …

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  • 36chirp — vb Chirp, chirrup, cheep, peep, tweet, twitter, chitter can all mean as verbs to make the little sounds character istic of small animals and as nouns the little sounds so made, and all can be extended to sounds and the making of sounds (as by… …

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  • 37cluck — v 1. cackle, chuck, chuckle, click, clack; crow, quack; chirp, chirrup, chirk, coo. n 2. cackle, cackling, chuck, chucking, chuckle, chuckling, click, clicking, clack, clacking; crow, crowing, quack, quacking; chirp, chirping, chirrup, chirruping …

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  • 38chirrup — chir•rup [[t]ˈtʃɪər əp, ˈtʃɜr [/t]] v. i. 1) anb to chirp 2) anb the sound of chirruping • Etymology: 1570–80; var. of chirp …

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  • 39wedgebill — /ˈwɛdʒbɪl / (say wejbil) noun either of two endemic Australian birds, the chiming wedgebill, Psophodes occidentalis, and the chirruping wedgebill, P. cristatus, inhabiting arid to semi arid regions. {wedge + bill2} …

  • 40doubling of final consonants in inflection — The table below explains the differing practice in English shown by the forms hotter, enrolled, offered, targeted, in which the root word (hot, enrol, offer, target) ends in a single consonant. Practice can also differ with the same word in BrE… …

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