redbird

[ red-burd ]

noun

1. any of various birds having red plumage, especially the northern cardinal.

Word History and Origins

Origin of redbird¹

First recorded in 1660–70; red ¹ + bird

Example Sentences

The interviews were on tape and owned by the production company Redbird Cinema.

From The Daily Beast

When Redbird and White Bear returned to their wickiup, the crescent moon had reached the high point of its trail across the sky.

From Project Gutenberg

When he reached his wickiup he called Redbird out, and they walked through the camp together.

From Project Gutenberg

White Bear put his hand on Redbird's belly and felt the movement of the child within her.

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Even though the water of the lake was dark and muddy, Redbird was looking forward to bathing in it.

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Here the water of the lake almost came up to Redbird's shoulders, but Yellow Hair's breasts were well above it.

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