Word Type

Noun

The word "birds" can be used as a noun.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

air birdhouse countryside flock forest nest park roof sky top of mountain water fountain

Capable Of

appear on legal tender breathe chirp circle houses eat fear cats fky fly other birds cannot fly very fast to escape danger fly very fast to pursue prey fly without flying machines gather sticks to make nest grieve grow hatch head south head south for winter heading south for winter hear very well land land on roofs lay eggs mate molt peck perch pick berries poop practice singing in sleep reproduce rest in thier nest scape from empty cage see better than humans sense impending storm show enthusiasm when mating sing songs sit on trees spot prey spread seeds spread wings winter in southern hemisphere

Inflected/Variant Forms

bird

Has Part

beaks bills difficult time in winter eggs eyes feathers feathers and can usually fly feathers and wings feathers cover body good eyesight language without words light bones many feathers musical voices no wings powerful muscles in breasts tails tails for stability two legs wings wings and most birds can fly

Has Property

cute light pretty smart rare singing small very colorful

Type Of (IsA)

considered pets by human beings delight to have around eagles heavier than air not mammals

Not Capable Of

bark breathe water chew food grieve

Receives Action

caged descended from dinosaurs hunted by humans

Related Terms

bird

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.