daw
part of speech
noun (plural daws)
meaning for a pupil
A daw is a small black bird of the crow family, a jackdaw; the word is old use and mostly found in country speech and old stories. tree →
sense in the lessons
in old stories, daws are birds that fly and scream with the crows over a house or a garden
examples
- The daws nested in the old church tower. tree →
- Crows and daws screamed over the garden. tree →
- We saw a daw on the roof. tree →
note
nothing for maths
Trees and pragmatics
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