Warakabra
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Warakabra is a noun meaning Alternative form of waracabra.
Meaning
Alternative form of waracabra.
Example Sentences
Saturday, December 2 — This morning I was awakened by a great noise of running and shouting on the part of the men as well as by the shrill frightened cries of a flock of warakabras or trumpet-birds.
I knew warakabras — the trumpeter birds, large flocks of which we frequently encountered wandering over the jungle floor. But I had only vaguely heard of warakabra tigers. 'Tigers' was a term which included nearly all wild carnivores, most of .
“I'm starving and feel like eating something with a head and legs and not berries or peppers or seeds.” “Okay, let's go towards the falls, but quietly. The warakabras move around in flocks and have good hearing. The young ones drink a lot and ...”
Word Forms
- warakabras
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include waracabra, warine, jararaka, maribou, saberwing, touraco.
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