Associations to the word «Whydah»
Noun
- Bellamy
- Paradise
- Togo
- Cod
- Pin
- Clifford
- Shipwreck
- Pirate
- Galley
- Finch
- Wreck
- Broad
- Shoal
- Porto
- Serpent
- Artifact
- Shaft
- Flagship
- Slave
- Cape
- Explorer
- Weaver
- Trader
- Treasure
- Nest
- Conquest
- Bird
- Black
- Samuel
- Sam
- Kingdom
- Massachusetts
- Cannon
- Barry
- African
- Steel
- Storm
- Anne
- Coast
- Port
- Ship
- Slavery
- Survivor
- Historian
- Ton
- Discovery
- Africa
- Trading
- Expedition
- Host
- Egg
- Northern
- Long
- Crew
- Species
- Breast
- Capture
- Silver
- Vessel
- Museum
- King
- Passage
- Captain
- Bell
- Prince
- Mary
- Good
- Night
Adjective
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Wiktionary
WHYDAH, noun. Name for various African, black-and-white weaverbirds with distinctive drooping long tail-feathers on males in mating season, suitable as cage birds
Dictionary definition
WHYDAH, noun. Mostly black African weaverbird.
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