Definition
Definition of dicky-bird - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- Look at the cute dicky-bird in the tree.
2.
- He didn't say a dicky-bird about the plan.
3.
- He made a joke about his dicky-bird.
Images of dicky-bird
small bird often used affectionately
Origin of dicky-bird
British slang, dicky (small) + bird (bird)
Examples of dicky-bird in a sentence
Children love watching the dicky-bird flit around the garden. Nobody said a dicky-bird during the meeting. I haven't heard a dicky-bird from her since Tuesday. He whispered a secret about his dicky-bird. The doctor asked if there were any issues with his dicky-bird.
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- French:petit oiseau, un mot, ...
- German:Spatz, Wort, ...
- Italian:uccellino, parola, ...
- Spanish:pajarito, ni una palabra, ...
- Portuguese:passarinho, palavra ou conversa breve, usada em construções negativas, ...
- Chinese:小鸟, 一言半语, ...
- Japanese:小鳥, 一言, ...
- Arabic:عصفور صغير, كَلِمَة, ...
- Hebrew:צִפּוֹר חֲבִיבָה, מִילָה אוֹ שִׂיחָה קְצָרָה בְּהֶקְשֵׁרִים שְׁלִילִיִּים, ...
- Russian:птичка, ни слова, ...
- Ukrainian:пташечка, словечко, ...
- Hindi:पक्षी, बात, ...
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