Associations to the word «Hummingbird»
Noun
- Nectar
- Perch
- Sapphire
- Woodpecker
- Ruby
- Feeder
- Hermit
- Rufus
- Kingfisher
- Violet
- Emerald
- Pollen
- Heron
- Parrot
- Flycatcher
- Cinnamon
- Owl
- Quail
- Bee
- Rapid
- Spp
- Broad
- Warbler
- Beak
- Butterfly
- Thrush
- Humming
- Lucifer
- Wren
- Andes
- Swift
- Dragonfly
- Mangrove
- Chestnut
- Hawk
- Plumage
- Bird
- Mango
- Swallow
- Feather
- Sparrow
- Flower
- Purple
- Oriole
- Finch
- Heartbeat
- Costa
- Feed
- Trinidad
- Vulture
- Courtship
- Oaxaca
- Insect
- Barn
- Cactus
- Tobago
- Nest
- Clade
- Ghz
- Species
- Feeding
- Gull
- Gibson
- Rica
- Raptor
- Belize
- Scrub
- Anna
- Coloration
- Oasis
- Walden
- Arthropod
Adjective
Adverb
Pictures for the word «Hummingbird»
Wiktionary
HUMMINGBIRD, noun. Any of various small American birds in the family Trochilidae that have the ability to hover.
HUMMINGBIRD MOTH, noun. Any of the genus Hemaris of sphinx moths.
HUMMINGBIRD VINE, noun. A flowering vine that attracts or provides nectar for hummingbirds
HUMMINGBIRD VINE, noun. Any of several species of flowering vine known for attracting hummingbirds:
HUMMINGBIRD VINE, noun. Trumpet vine, Campsis radicans
HUMMINGBIRD VINE, noun. Cypress vine, Ipomoea quamoclit
HUMMINGBIRD VINE, noun. Angel's trumpet, Maurandya barclayana
HUMMINGBIRD VINES, noun. Plural of hummingbird vine
Dictionary definition
HUMMINGBIRD, noun. Tiny American bird having brilliant iridescent plumage and long slender bills; wings are specialized for vibrating flight.
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