amadavat
/ (ˌæmədəˈvæt) /
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noun
another name for avadavat
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Words nearby amadavat
AMAB, Amabelle, Amabokoboko, amacrine, amadan, amadavat, Amadis, Amadis of Gaul, Amado, amadoda, Amador Guerrero
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Example sentences from the Web for amadavat
The nest of this little bird is more loosely put together and more globular than that of the amadavat.
A Bird Calendar for Northern India|Douglas DewarIt takes an amadavat a long time to learn that it is safe in its cage.
Jungle Folk|Douglas DewarIn a few minutes a passing amadavat is attracted to the cage by the song of the bird inside.
Birds of the Plains|Douglas DewarThe nutmeg bird or spotted munia (Uroloncha punctulata) is second only to the amadavat as an aviary favourite.
Birds of the Plains|Douglas Dewar