noun
crow
KROH/krəʊ/
a large black bird with a harsh call
The crow calls from its perch.
Etymology
Old English crawe is held to imitate the bird’s cry. The name thus appears to capture its conspicuous harsh voice rather than its black plumage.
In context
what I would do is um teach a crow how to use a touchcreen so that whatever tool they drew or the sh shape of tool they drew with their beak is what they get
More examples
- The crows gathered around the field.
- She watched a crow carry a twig to its nest.
- The crow's black feathers shone in the light.
Forms
crow · crows
Similar words
- raven
- A related larger black bird with different calls and features.