Blackbird is valid Scrabble Word

Is blackbird a scrabble word?
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
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Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
20 points in Scrabble
24 points in WWF

Definitions for BLACKBIRD in dictionary:

VERB:

to traffic in slaves
(formerly) to kidnap and sell into slavery

NOUN:

a bird of the thrush family
an Old World thrush with mainly black plumage.
a New World songbird with a strong pointed bill. The male has black plumage that is iridescent or has patches of red or yellow.
a black or Polynesian captive on a slave ship.
common European thrush
In England, a species of thrush (Turdus merula), a singing bird with a fin note; the merle. In America the name is given to several birds, as the Quiscalus versicolor, or crow blackbird; the Agelaeus phoeniceus, or red-winged blackbird; the cowbird; the rusty grackle, etc. See Redwing.
any bird of the family Icteridae whose male is black or predominantly black
common black European thrush

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

any of various birds of which the males are largely or entirely black; as a common thrush (Turdus merula) of Eurasia and northern Africa having an orange bill and eye rim; any of several American oscine birds (family Icteridae)

Words related to BLACKBIRD

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Words that contain BLACKBIRD

blackbirds21 blackbirded23 blackbirder22 blackbirders23 blackbirding24 blackbirdings25

How to use BLACKBIRD in a sentence

The mellow voice of the thrush, and the clear pipe of the blackbird, diversified at intervals with the tender notes of the nightingale, formed the most agreable natural concert.
He returned to his packing, whistling away as shrill as any blackbird.
A blackbird darted out of the hedge and away over the fields.
A blackbird now hovering on some jasmine outside, suddenly lifted up his voice and burst into an exultant song.
HOW THE BLACKBIRD SPOILED HIS COAT Once upon a time, our friend Blackbird, who comes first of the feathered brothers in the spring, was not black at all.
She watched the blackbird throw up his head stiffly, and peck to right and left, dangling the worm on each side his orange beak.
With the lightning rapidity of retrospective thought, she passed again through each experience from the moment when the call of the blackbird sounded in the crypt.
Small earthen eating spoons, with representation of male blackbird.
Some one had engaged him to carry a blackbird to town, and caused him to wait.
Although, therefore, we cannot say that we prefer the Thrush to the Blackbird, yet we agree with you in thinking him a most delightful bird.

If she had gone to be a blackbird, as Charley suggested, why, she might be coming back some day.
The blackbird called the silence and it came Closing and closing round like smoke round flame.
Poor Blackbird, he be a-come to his end, same as we all must come to it soon or late.
The birds we had not before seen were a large dark brown species of rail, so wary that I could never get within shot of it, and a rather small blackbird with a white crest.
The clear concerts of the frogs ring loudly out from marsh and lake, and at this season alone is heard the lay of the wood-robin, and the blackbird.
It was only later that he found that a copy of The White Blackbird had been sent to her, and that she was keeping the horror from him.
It was, he thought grimly, a genuine Princhester blackbird.
About a dozen eggs, white, and the size of those of a blackbird, were found by one of the men in the sand near the riverbank.
Then I heard the sweet song of a meadow lark, and after that the melodious deep note of a swamp blackbird.
THE WHITE BLACKBIRD I I was born a blackbird in a bushy thicket near a meadow.
I was a white blackbird! Did such a thing ever happen in a blackbird family before? It made me very sad to see my father so vexed over me.
Myophonus I take to be the large beautiful metallic-blue blackbird, with obscure and elegant white markings.
There is yet a third species of blackbird, larger than either of the above, whose colour is of a glossy blue-black, very like our rooks.
The whistling of a blackbird near my head woke me and I saw the sun was getting high.
Here are a few small land-birds, but none bigger than a black-bird and but few sea fowls.

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