plovers
plovers is the plural of plover.
Meaning of plover
Noun
plover (plural plovers or plover)
- Any of various wading birds of the subfamily Charadriinae.
- A masked lapwing (Vanellus miles).
Phrases with plovers
- crab plovers
- grey plovers
- rock plovers
- sand plovers
- grass plovers
- green plovers
- shore plovers
- snowy plovers
- stone plovers
- golden plovers
- masked plovers
- piping plovers
20 more phrasesFewer phrases
- ringed plovers
- upland plovers
- Kentish plovers
- Norfolk plovers
- Egyptian plovers
- sociable plovers
- spurwing plovers
- St Helena plovers
- Magellanic plovers
- wry-billed plovers
- goggle-eyed plovers
- spur-winged plovers
- semipalmated plovers
- white-tailed plovers
- black-bellied plovers
- double-banded plovers
- little ringed plovers
- white-crowned plovers
- American golden plovers
- Eurasian golden plovers
Questions about plovers
- What is plovers the plural of?
- Plovers is the plural of plover.
Words near plovers in the dictionary
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