Definition
Definition of jaybird - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
birdRare type of bird with bright blue feathersRare
- I saw a jaybird perched on the fence.
2.
- He's such a jaybird, never stops chatting.
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type of bird with bright blue feathers
Expressions with jaybird
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completely without clothing
He ran through the hallways naked as a jaybird..
extremely happy and carefree
After winning the lottery, she was happy as a jaybird.
completely without clothes
He walked into the room nude as a jaybird.
Origin of jaybird
English, jay (bird name) + bird (bird)
Examples of jaybird in a sentence
The jaybird's call echoed through the forest. My uncle is a jaybird, always telling stories. At parties, she's the jaybird of the group.
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- French:geai, bavard, ...
- German:Eichelhäher, Schwätzer, ...
- Italian:ghiandaia, chiacchierone, ...
- Spanish:arrendajo, charlatán, ...
- Portuguese:gaio, tagarela, ...
- Chinese:松鸦, 话匣子, ...
- Japanese:カケス, おしゃべり屋, ...
- Arabic:قيق, ثرثار, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹרְבָנִי כָּחוֹל, קַשְׁקְשָׁן, ...
- Russian:сойка, болтун, ...
- Ukrainian:сойка, балакун, ...
- Hindi:नीलपंखी पक्षी, बातूनी व्यक्ति, ...
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