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New World blackbird

New World blackbird noun: certain blackbirds found in the New World in the genera of family Icteridae, to wit, Xanthocephalus, Nesopsar, Agelaius, Dives, Ptiloxena, Euphagus, Gymnomystax, Amblyramphus, Curaeus, Anumara, Gnorimopsar, Oreopsar, Agelasticus, Chrysomus, and Xanthopsar.

new world blackbird: certain blackbirds found in the New World in the genera of family Icteridae, to wit,...
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Noun

New World blackbird (plural New World blackbirds)

  1. Certain blackbirds found in the New World in the genera of family Icteridae, to wit, Xanthocephalus, Nesopsar, Agelaius, Dives, Ptiloxena, Euphagus, Gymnomystax, Amblyramphus, Curaeus, Anumara, Gnorimopsar, Oreopsar, Agelasticus, Chrysomus, and Xanthopsar.

Forms of New World blackbird

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Questions about New World blackbird

What does New World blackbird mean?
New World blackbird means certain blackbirds found in the New World in the genera of family Icteridae, to wit, Xanthocephalus, Nesopsar, Agelaius, Dives, Ptiloxena, Euphagus, Gymnomystax, Amblyramphus, Curaeus, Anumara, Gnorimopsar, Oreopsar, Agelasticus, Chrysomus, and Xanthopsar.
What part of speech is New World blackbird?
New World blackbird is a noun.
What is the plural of New World blackbird?
The plural of New World blackbird is New World blackbirds.

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