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spoonbill

 

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Noun spoonbill has 1 sense
  1. spoonbill - wading birds having a long flat bill with a tip like a spoon
    --1 is a kind of
    wading bird, wader
    --1 is a member of Plataleidae, family Plataleidae
    --1 has particulars:
     common spoonbill, Platalea leucorodia; roseate spoonbill, Ajaia ajaja

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Spoonbill

Definition:

A spoonbill refers to a type of large wading bird with a long, flat, spoon-shaped bill.

Usage:

Noun - Bird Species:

The spoonbill is known for its distinctive spoon-shaped bill which it uses to sift through mud in search of food.

Example sentence: The roseate spoonbill roams the marshes, showcasing its vibrant pink feathers.

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Noun - Kitchen Utensil:

A spoonbill is a specialized long-handled spoon-like utensil used for serving soup or shallow frying.

Example sentence: The chef used a spoonbill to delicately serve the soup into each bowl.

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Noun - Geographical Features:

Spoonbill can also refer to a shallow body of water formed as a result of a meander cutoff in a river or stream.

Example sentence: The boat floated along the picturesque spoonbill, reflecting the surrounding trees and sky.

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Noun - Person:

The term spoonbill can be used to describe a person who likes to eat large quantities of food or has a voracious appetite.

Example sentence: At the buffet, John proved to be a spoonbill, piling his plate high with various delicacies.

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