long-billed corella
long-billed corella noun: any member of the species Cacatua tenuirostris of cockatoos native to Australia, mostly white, with reddish-pink face and forehead and a long, pale beak.
Noun
long-billed corella (plural long-billed corellas)
- Any member of the species Cacatua tenuirostris of cockatoos native to Australia, mostly white, with reddish-pink face and forehead and a long, pale beak.
- Synonyms:
- long-billed cockatoo, slender-billed corella
Synonyms of long-billed corella
- long-billed cockatoo
- slender-billed corella
Forms of long-billed corella
| plural | long-billed corellas |
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Questions about long-billed corella
- What does long-billed corella mean?
- Long-billed corella means any member of the species Cacatua tenuirostris of cockatoos native to Australia, mostly white, with reddish-pink face and forehead and a long, pale beak.
- What part of speech is long-billed corella?
- Long-billed corella is a noun.
- What is the plural of long-billed corella?
- The plural of long-billed corella is long-billed corellas.
Words near long-billed corella in the dictionary
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