tody
any of several small West Indian birds of the family Todidae, related to the motmots and kingfishers, having brightly colored green and red plumage.
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How to use tody in a sentence
"Why all my troubles fly away, quick as a wink," laughed tody.
Seven O'Clock Stories | Robert Gordon AndersonHis voice wasn't as pleasant as tody's nor the giant's, but what he said was all right.
Seven O'Clock Stories | Robert Gordon Andersontody caught him just in time or there would have been trouble.
Seven O'Clock Stories | Robert Gordon Andersontody the Clown sat by his side and kept his plate full and his cup full too.
Seven O'Clock Stories | Robert Gordon AndersonJust one little one rolled down his right cheek But that was on the other side of tody.
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British Dictionary definitions for tody
/ (ˈtəʊdɪ) /
any small bird of the family Todidae of the Caribbean, having a red-and-green plumage and long straight bill: order Coraciiformes (kingfishers, etc)
Origin of tody
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