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white-winged scoter

white-winged scoter noun: any member of the species Melanitta deglandi of ducks, that breed in Alaska and western Canada, wintering in coastal North America.

Noun

white-winged scoter (plural white-winged scoters)

  1. Any member of the species Melanitta deglandi of ducks, that breed in Alaska and western Canada, wintering in coastal North America.

Forms of white-winged scoter

pluralwhite-winged scoters

Questions about white-winged scoter

What does white-winged scoter mean?
White-winged scoter means any member of the species Melanitta deglandi of ducks, that breed in Alaska and western Canada, wintering in coastal North America.
What part of speech is white-winged scoter?
White-winged scoter is a noun.
What is the plural of white-winged scoter?
The plural of white-winged scoter is white-winged scoters.

Words near white-winged scoter in the dictionary

  1. white-winged doves
  2. white-winged fairywren
  3. white-winged fairywrens
  4. white-winged parakeet
  5. white-winged parakeets
  6. white-winged scoter
  7. white-winged scoters
  8. white-winged tern
  9. white-winged terns
  10. Whiteabbey
  11. Whiteacre

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