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large-billed crow

large-billed crow noun: corvus macrorhynchos, a widespread Asian species of crow with a large bill.

Noun

large-billed crow (plural large-billed crows)

  1. Corvus macrorhynchos, a widespread Asian species of crow with a large bill.

Synonyms of large-billed crow

Forms of large-billed crow

plurallarge-billed crows

Questions about large-billed crow

What does large-billed crow mean?
Large-billed crow means corvus macrorhynchos, a widespread Asian species of crow with a large bill.
What part of speech is large-billed crow?
Large-billed crow is a noun.
What is the plural of large-billed crow?
The plural of large-billed crow is large-billed crows.

Words near large-billed crow in the dictionary

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  6. large-billed crow
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