Definition of Heathbird

1. [n -S]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Heathbird

heated
heated up
heatedly
heater
heaters
heatest
heateth
heath
heath aster
heath family
heath fritillaries
heath fritillary
heath hen
heath pea
heath violet
heathbird (current term)
heathbirds
heathclad
heathcroppers
heathen
heathendom
heathendoms
heathenesse
heathenish
heathenishly
heathenishness
heathenism
heathenisms
heathenize

Literary usage of Heathbird

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Literary Hours, Or, Sketches Critical, Narrative, and Poetical by Nathan Drake (1800)
"... from the mists of the ocean, and the pictoresque introduction of the heathbird and the hind, have great merit, and strongly impress the imagination. ..."

2. A Statistical, Political, and Historical Account of the United States of by David Bailie Warden (1819)
"Among the wild fowl are turkeys which weigh from ten to twenty-five pounds; the quail, called partridge ; and there is here a species of grouse or heathbird ..."

3. Coursing and Falconry by Harding Edward de Fonglanque Cox, Gerald William Lascelles, Charles Richardson (1899)
"Mr. SH Hyde's bd d Ballangeich, by Craighton Castle — heathbird, beat Mr. VV. Carver's r or fd Britain Still, by Misterton —Arama. ..."

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