Beaks

//biːks//

Synonyms for "beaks" (133 found)

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Closest matches (27)

bill antlia arbiter arbitrator beezer bencher bow bowsprit brush bugle bunt cape chuck companion conk

Noun(7 words)

bill honker neb nib pecker schnozzle beakhead

Verb(5 words)

bob bug out bump off bunk bunk off

Strong matches (40)

court critic dab downspout figurehead fillip flick flip flirt forecastle foredeck foreland forepeak frieze gargoyle graze head headland his honor his lordship

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his worship honker indicator jib boom jp judge justice

Verb(11 words)

cut class dip ditch dob dog go on the hop go on the lang go on the mitch hop the wag jig kid

Noun(2 words)

forestem hooter

Related words (66)

magistrate moderator muffle muzzle nares naze neb nib nose nostril nostrils nozzle olfactory organ parts pat peck pecker pick point proboscis

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promontory prore prow rap referee rhinarium rostrum schnozzle ship smeller snap snitch snoot snout spout stem tap tickle tip touch trunk umpire waterspout whisk

Verb(17 words)

mitch peck pick pip play hooky play the wag play truant plunk sag off scull skip skive skive off sluff twag wag wag it

Noun(5 words)

nozzle schnoz schnozz snoot snout

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Woodpeckers peck tree trunks with their long pointed beaks and eat insects found there.

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Pelicans have large beaks.

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The great swans swam round the new-comer, and stroked his neck with their beaks, as a welcome.

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Small crows have the largest beaks.

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