jaybird

[ jey-burd ]

noun

1. jay ¹.

Word History and Origins

Origin of jaybird¹

An Americanism dating back to 1655–65; jay ¹ + bird

Idioms and Phrases

see naked as a jaybird .

Example Sentences

The 6mm drivers—which are the same size as other sports buds, such as the Jaybird Vista 2, which I’ve taken for quite a few runs—offer rich, detailed playback across the entire 20Hz to 20kHz spectrum.

From Popular-Science

While not quite as robust as the customization available with the higher-priced Jaybird Vista 2, it’s still an impressive feature for affordable buds.

From Popular-Science

The Jaybird Vista 2 are wireless earbuds built for athletes who want their audio as customizable as their workouts.

From Popular-Science

Growed too, and dressed to kill, and sittin' in this yer house as natril as a jaybird!

From Project Gutenberg

The Jaybird came through with quite as good fortune as had the Mary Ann.

From Project Gutenberg

I 'member old Jerry sings, 'Free, free as de jaybird, free to flew like de jaybird.

From Project Gutenberg

In "Jaybird," the first two lines of each stanza are a call in thought, while the last two lines are a "sponse" in thought to it.

From Project Gutenberg

If one will read the little Rhyme "Jaybird" he will notice that the rhymer places the intelligence of the rabbit above his own.

From Project Gutenberg