gull

[ɡʌl]

gull Definition

a seabird with mainly white or gray plumage and often long wings and a forked tail, typically found near coastal cliffs..

Using gull: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "gull" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The gulls were circling above the fishing boats.

  • Example

    I saw a flock of gulls on the beach this morning.

  • Example

    The sound of the gulls was soothing.

gull Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for gull

Phrases with gull

  • a medium-sized gull with a black head and red bill, found in North and South America.

    Example

    The laughing gull is known for its distinctive call.

  • black-headed gull

    a small gull with a dark hood in breeding plumage, found in Eurasia and North America.

    Example

    The black-headed gull is a common sight in coastal areas.

  • a large gull with a gray back and wings and pink legs and bill, found in Europe and North America.

    Example

    The herring gull is one of the most common gulls in the world.

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Summary: gull in Brief

A 'gull' [ɡʌl] is a seabird with white or gray plumage, long wings, and a forked tail. It is commonly found near coastal cliffs and beaches. Examples include the laughing gull, black-headed gull, and herring gull. The sound of gulls is often soothing.