gustards
gustards is the plural of gustard.
Meaning of gustard
Noun
gustard (plural gustards)
- A bird, the great bustard.
- As a resident species it appears to have been entirely confined to Berwickshire; it is thus referred to by Hector Boece, who flourished about 350 years ago :--'Besides these, we have another foule in Mers, more strange and uncouth than all these aforementioned, called a Gustard, fully so great as a...1881, Henry Eeles Dresser, A History of the Birds of Europe, page 7
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- What is gustards the plural of?
- Gustards is the plural of gustard.
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