English to Samoan Meaning of pewit - pewit

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Definitions of pewit in English
Noun(1) small black-headed European gull(2) large crested Old World plover having wattles and spurs(3) small olive-colored woodland flycatchers of eastern North America
Examples of pewit in English
(1) The pewit can be easily recognized by the black crest on its head, its twangy singing and its characteristic flight with sharp rises and turns.(2) Hay meadows provide areas for feeding and breeding of pewits , quails and corn-crakes - birds, which are frequently encountered in certain places of Lithuania.
Related Phrases of pewit
(1) pewit gull ::
pewit gull
Synonyms
Noun
1. pewit gull ::
pewit gull
2. peewit ::
peewit
3. lapwing ::
lapwing
Different Forms
pewit, pewits
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