Billed

//bɪld// adj, verb

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Definitions

Verb

1
simple past and past participle of bill form-of, participle, past

Adjective

1
Having a specified kind of bill (beak or beak-like projection). not-comparable
"The toucan will not talk in the manner of the parrot, but he (or she) is an admirable listener. I have told the green-billed toucan many stories of bird-scandal without interruption, and, on the whole, the conversation has been most improving."

Adjective

1
having a beak or bill as specified wordnet

Synonyms

beaked aquiline aquiline-nosed beak-nosed beak-shaped bill-like

Example

"The restaurant billed me 250,000 yen for the party."

Related phrases

black-billed flycatcher blue-billed duck broad-billed flycatcher broad-billed parrot golden-billed saltator large-billed scrubwren prong-billed barbet razor-billed auk razor-billed curassow red-billed short-billed marsh wren sickle-billed vanga

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