magpie|magpies in English

noun

[mag·pie || 'mægpaɪ]

long-tailed black-and-white bird with a chattering call and mischievous habits; person who talks all the time, chatterbox

Use "magpie|magpies" in a sentence

1. The magpies call all day long.

2. Mother: Oh, yes. Good morning, Mr. Magpie.

3. Jesse: Mum. Look. There's a magpie.

4. The moon magpie, wind, not in packaging.

5. Now and than a magpie would call.

6. Their loyalty to love touched magpies, so tens of thousands of magpies came to build a bridge for the Cowhand and Weaver Maid to meet each other.

7. This young man is really a magpie.

8. Now and then a magpie would call.

9. There is a magpie on the tree.

10. 10/29/1929: Georgia Pines: Alabama Magpie Trio ; Alabamians ; …

11. As the author points out, Hitler a magpie mind.

12. One of these birds is depicted as a magpie.

13. (usually used in combination): a yellow-Billed magpie.

14. A magpie was screeching and I said: Magpiety?

15. This is a magpie and that's a nightingale.

16. A magpie overhead, its long tail black and belly white.

17. Magpie, the implication is happy, always very popular.

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19. The results showed that the dominant kind of destructive birds in Beijing were Black-billed Magpie, Azure-winged Magpie and Tree Sparrow.

20. Up in a nearby tree a magpie chattered at her.

21. The magpie is lucky bird therefore also by intention.

22. One old magpie began wrapping itself up very carefully.

23. Magpies, crows, and jays, evince symptoms of Caducity at the same age

24. As she stepped out into the moonlight, two magpies landed on the thatch.

25. Kevin went up the back stairs, Mary chattering like a magpie.