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robin redbreast

noun

  1. robin.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of robin redbreast1

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

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It was hard to believe they’d grow into adult robin redbreasts, those strutting generals of the suburban lawn.

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An official announcement will be made on Friday that Aardman is shooting Robin Robin, a family film about a baby robin redbreast that goes missing.

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Facebook has blocked the sale of a pack of Christmas cards featuring a robin redbreast because of its “sexual” and “adult” nature.

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"A robin redbreast in a cage puts all heaven in a rage," William Blake decreed.

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As in England, American cards were largely secular affairs: nativity scenes did feature, but they were outnumbered by picaresque frosty landscapes, robin redbreasts and ivy.

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