robin redbreast

noun

1. robin ( defs 1, 2 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of robin redbreast¹

1400–50; late Middle English (Scots); robin, special use of Robin

Example Sentences

“A robin redbreast in a cage / Puts all heaven in a rage,” wrote William Blake.

From The Daily Beast

So if you ever go to Robin Redbreast, girls, I think it would be just as well not to mention your school-fellows of the name.'

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Somehow, in the pleasure and excitement of coming to Robin Redbreast, she had forgotten about the Harpers.

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The two days at Robin Redbreast passed most satisfactorily, and long before they came to an end Jacinth felt completely at home.

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Frances did not receive with rapturous delight the news of her invitation to Robin Redbreast.

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Her visit to Robin Redbreast had never come to pass, and Jacinth did not very specially regret it.

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