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Term: Cranebills

Part of Speech: Noun (Plural form)

Sense 1: A type of perennial flowering plant belonging to the Geranium family, characterized by their bill-shaped, pointed petals resembling the beak of a crane.

Sample Sentence 1: The garden is adorned with vibrant cranebills, adding a burst of color to the landscape.

Sense 2: Also known as geraniums, cranebills are widely cultivated and cherished for their attractive foliage and delicate flowers.

Sample Sentence 2: She received a beautiful bouquet of cranebills on her birthday, her favorite flower.

Part of Speech: Verb (Transitive)

Sense 1: To catch or lift using a crane or similar lifting equipment.

Sample Sentence 1: The construction workers cranebilled the heavy steel beam to its designated spot on the skyscraper.

Sense 2: To move or stretch (one's neck) in a manner resembling a crane.

Sample Sentence 2: The curious child craned his neck to catch a glimpse of the parade passing by.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Describing something as popular or well-liked by a large number of people.

Sample Sentence 1: The latest novel by the renowned author became a cranebills choice among readers worldwide.

Sense 2: Referring to something characteristic of or specific to a local area or community.

Sample Sentence 2: The restaurant offers a delightful menu with a range of dishes, including some traditional cranebills delicacies.

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