Results for: black seabird
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dim, dizzy, lose consciousness briefly, slight, sudden loss of consciousness, swoon, temporary loss of consciousness, syncope, temporarily lose consciousness, black out, pass out, unenthusiastic, weak, feeble; limp; dim; faded; fainthearted, timid, weakenfaint
dirtiness, sootiness; obscenity, indecency; state of being affected by a plant disease characterized by the development of black powdery spotssmuttiness
district of New York City, on Manhattan Island, originally named Nieuw Haarlem by Dutch settlers in 1658, primarily black neighborhood in the northeastern part of Manhattan, area in New York City; city in HollandHarlem
double eagle, large sea bird, large seabird, oppressive burdenalbatross
dried berry of black pepper, pepper berry, something insignificantpeppercorn
ebony, made of ebony; tar blackebon
edible mushroom, small edible mushroom; any of various herbs and shrubs of the genus Solanum, black nightshade (Botany), sponge mushroommorel
emissivity, ratio of radiation emitted by a surface to radiation emitted by a black body in similar conditions; radiating power, amount of power given off per unit of surface area (Thermodynamics)emittance
English sparrow, small black-throated sparrowhouse sparrow
Eurasian finch, type of finch with a black and white body and a reddish breast (native to Europe)brambling
evergreen tree having slender silvery leaves and bearing small ovoid fruits (usually in Mediterranean climates); edible fruit of the olive tree which is pressed for oil and pickled for food; dull yellowish green color, green or black fruit, of or made ...olive
exceptionally powerful person, hereditary sovereign, sole ruler, king, queen; orange and black migratory butterfly (Zoology), monarch butterfly, something outstanding or predominant, supreme rulermonarch
execution without trial; passing of a verdict without a trial; hanging of Black Americans as an act of racial violence (primarily in the South during the 1880s -1960s)lynching
exploitation of the stereotypes of black people (especially in films)blaxploitation
extinct grouse, female black grouseheath hen
 

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