Blackbirds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLACKBIRDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLACKBIRD, to traffic in slaves
NOUN:
• 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.
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 BLACKBIRDS

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How to use BLACKBIRDS in a sentence

• I could picture the view from this window in the early morning, with the dew upon the grass, and the blackbirds whistling in the shrubbery.
• Pretty Ruth was chopping the mince, and singing so gaily as she worked that the four-and-twenty immortal blackbirds could not have put more music into a pie than she did.
• Even the blackbirds shot by the brown-bodied urchins before mentioned had been thankfully put into the pot.
• Sing a song of sixpence, a pocketfull of rye, Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie.
• With two stout sticks I bent the stalks over the deerskin and threshed out the grain that else the blackbirds would have eaten.
• Out in the Pacific the schooner becomes a cutter, and the pearl-divers are replaced by the Black-birds of the Labour Trade.
• There were birds also, crows and blackbirds and willy-wagtails, who were well acquainted with the youngsters, and visited them as frequently as their busy lives permitted.
• Eagles, hawks, turkeys, blackbirds, and crows are the most noticeable birds.
• To half a dozen very little Chickens, little bigger then black-birds, an ordinary porenger full every day may serve.
• If the chief end of man, for which boyhood should be a preparation, were to weed turnips or to frighten blackbirds from corn-fields, then surely the objection of Mr.
• He heard the blackbirds whistling on the borders of the wood, and in the meadow, behind the saw-mill, the Prussians were drilling.
• He insisted on firing at some blackbirds and the promise of a quarter to the negro, persuaded that worthy to row him close in shore.
• Birds were singing in the dripping trees, blackbirds were busy in the grass.
• How the larks sang for us on that bright morning! and coyotes and blackbirds with white wings fled away before us.
• He stepped to the door carefully, and saw the crowding blackbirds begin their walk and chatter in the mud of the littered and trodden corrals.
• It was a morning rich with sunlight, noisy with blackbirds, and she seemed to him a necessary part of it.
• The infallible teacher is still in the forest primeval, throwing seeds to the white blackbirds.
• A great flock of blackbirds lived on the edge of a cornfield.
• I soon grew strong, and when the crows tried to drive us away, I led the blackbirds to victory.
• I caught more worms, too, than any of the blackbirds.

Similar words containing BLACKBIRD without suffix s

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