- Jack-daw
- subs.Ar. κολοιός, ὁ.
Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language. 2014.
Jack-daw
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jack|daw — «JAK DAW», noun. 1. a small crow of Europe and North Africa, living in flocks especially around old buildings and towers or in holes in trees; daw. 2. any one of several North American grackles, such as the boat tailed grackle. 3. Figurative. a… … Useful english dictionary
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See Saw Margery Daw — is a nursery rhyme.VersionsA common version is as follows:: See Saw Margery Daw : Johnny shall have a new master : He shall earn but a penny a day : Because he can t work any faster As with many such rhymes, differing versions exist::See Saw,… … Wikipedia
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jackdaw — jack|daw [ˈdʒækdo: US do:] n [Date: 1500 1600; Origin: Jack male name + daw jackdaw (15 19 centuries) (perhaps from an unrecorded Old English dawe)] a black bird like a ↑crow that sometimes steals small, bright objects … Dictionary of contemporary English
jackdaw — jack|daw [ dʒæk,dɔ ] noun count a bird with a black head and a gray body that steals shiny objects. It is a type of crow … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
