New World quail
New World quail noun: any bird in the New World family Odontophoridae (which also includes the African genus Ptilopachus), resembling but not closely related to the Old World quails (which belong to the family Phasianidae).

Noun
New World quail (usually uncountable, plural New World quails)
- Any bird in the New World family Odontophoridae (which also includes the African genus Ptilopachus), resembling but not closely related to the Old World quails (which belong to the family Phasianidae).
- Synonyms:
- odontophorid
Synonyms of New World quail
Forms of New World quail
| plural | New World quails |
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Questions about New World quail
- What does New World quail mean?
- New World quail means any bird in the New World family Odontophoridae (which also includes the African genus Ptilopachus), resembling but not closely related to the Old World quails (which belong to the family Phasianidae).
- What part of speech is New World quail?
- New World quail is a noun.
- What is the plural of New World quail?
- The plural of New World quail is New World quails.
Words near New World quail in the dictionary
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