red-billed gull
red-billed gull noun: a gull native to New Zealand, its surrounding islands and subantarctic islands; the Chroicocephalus scopulinus.
Noun
red-billed gull (plural red-billed gulls)
- A gull native to New Zealand, its surrounding islands and subantarctic islands; the Chroicocephalus scopulinus.
- Synonyms:
- mackerel gull
Synonyms of red-billed gull
Forms of red-billed gull
| plural | red-billed gulls |
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Questions about red-billed gull
- What does red-billed gull mean?
- Red-billed gull means a gull native to New Zealand, its surrounding islands and subantarctic islands; the Chroicocephalus scopulinus.
- What part of speech is red-billed gull?
- Red-billed gull is a noun.
- What is the plural of red-billed gull?
- The plural of red-billed gull is red-billed gulls.
Words near red-billed gull in the dictionary
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