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blackbird

[ˈblakbərd]

blackbird Definition

a common European thrush with black plumage and a loud, varied song.

Using blackbird: Examples

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

  • Example

    The blackbird sang a beautiful melody in the garden.

  • Example

    I saw a blackbird perched on the fence this morning.

blackbird Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for blackbird

Phrases with blackbird

  • very drunk

    Example

    After drinking too much wine, she was as drunk as a blackbird.

  • a blackbird's nest

    a messy or disorganized place

    Example

    Her room was like a blackbird's nest, with clothes and books scattered everywhere.

  • to achieve two things at once with a single action

    Example

    By combining the trip to the grocery store with a visit to the bank, she killed two birds with one stone.

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Summary: blackbird in Brief

'Blackbird' [ˈblakbərd] is a common European thrush with black plumage and a loud, varied song. It is often found in gardens and parks, and its distinctive song is a familiar sound in many parts of Europe. The phrase 'as drunk as a blackbird' is used to describe someone who is very drunk, while 'a blackbird's nest' refers to a messy or disorganized place. The idiom 'to kill two birds with one stone' means to achieve two things at once with a single action.