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形容詞

birdly (comparative more birdly, superlative most birdly)

1. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of birds; avian.

   Synonyms: birdy, volucrine; see also Thesaurus:birdlike

   • 1850, Thomas Lynch, Memorials of Theophilus Trinol, student:

     Truth for the bird his eye discerns; By birdly hope his wing is strong; And full delight in birdly good; Makes utterance for itself in song.

   • 1916, John Rose, Poems: dedicated in loving memory to my boy Chester:

     "Nay, nay," quoth Luxury, "I laugh at thee, — Thou art the king of beasts and I of birds ; Men are of beastly and of birdly kind, But more are birdly and obedience show Only to me, for in their bosom nursed Caprice and Vanity which are my slaves [...]

   • 2002, John Hanson Mitchell, Following the sun: a bicycle pilgrimage from Andalisia to the Hebrides:

     And in the birdly mind (actually in the birdly gonads), spring begins on their winter grounds with the increasing sunlight, as early as February.

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