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werebird

werebird noun: a being that can change between human and bird form.

Noun

werebird (plural werebirds)

  1. A being that can change between human and bird form.

Forms of werebird

pluralwerebirds

Origin of werebird

From were- + bird.

Questions about werebird

What does werebird mean?
Werebird means a being that can change between human and bird form.
What part of speech is werebird?
Werebird is a noun.
What is the plural of werebird?
The plural of werebird is werebirds.

Words near werebird in the dictionary

  1. werebeasts
  2. werebeaver
  3. werebeavers
  4. werebeing
  5. werebeings
  6. werebird
  7. werebirds
  8. wereboar
  9. wereboars
  10. Wereboldera
  11. werecat

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