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double-banded plover

double-banded plover noun: a small shorebird, of species Anarhynchus bicinctus, of Australia, New Zealand, and nearby islands, having two bands of contrastive colour on the breast.

Noun

double-banded plover (plural double-banded plovers)

  1. A small shorebird, of species Anarhynchus bicinctus, of Australia, New Zealand, and nearby islands, having two bands of contrastive colour on the breast.

Forms of double-banded plover

pluraldouble-banded plovers

Questions about double-banded plover

What does double-banded plover mean?
Double-banded plover means a small shorebird, of species Anarhynchus bicinctus, of Australia, New Zealand, and nearby islands, having two bands of contrastive colour on the breast.
What part of speech is double-banded plover?
Double-banded plover is a noun.
What is the plural of double-banded plover?
The plural of double-banded plover is double-banded plovers.

Words near double-banded plover in the dictionary

  1. double-actions
  2. double-bagger
  3. double-baggers
  4. double-banded courser
  5. double-banded coursers
  6. double-banded plover
  7. double-banded plovers
  8. double-bank
  9. double-banked
  10. double-banking
  11. double-banks

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