seafowl meaning

• Noun: seafowl  'see`fawl
  1. A bird that frequents coastal waters and the open ocean: gulls; pelicans; gannets; cormorants; albatrosses; petrels; etc.
     - seabird, sea bird

  Derived forms: seafowls

  Type of: aquatic bird

  Encyclopedia: Seafowl

• Its diet may also include the eggs of seafowl.
• That is the Spanish word for seafowl dung.
• The islands frequented were plentiful with potential foods, such as turtle, seafowl, shellfish, and fish.
• They lived primarily of hunting various animals such as seafowl and marine mammals, in addition to fishing and gathering.
• The islands frequented were plentiful with other potential foods, such as turtle, seafowl, shellfish, and fish.
• When Henry Brougham visited in 1799 he noted that " the air is infected by a stench almost insupportable  a compound of rotten fish, filth of all sorts and stinking seafowl ".
• Emory estimated that 7 . 7 percent of the island ( 12 out of 156 acres ) was used for terraced, dry-land crop production, and along with fish and seafowl, Emory believed 100 people ( or more ) could have survived on a long-term basis.
• "FOGLE ` bird'D vogel, E fowl ( which in seafowl and fowler has the old meaning ), Dan fugl, Sw f�gel; better than "'Ido "'ucelo ( I uccello; F oiseau is too far be of use ) and Romanal ave, " which can be recognized by everyone " ( Gu�rard ), i . e . everyone that knows Latin, for others will rather think of Ave Maria; S P ave is rarer than p�jaro, passaro ."

• "seafowl" meaning in Chinese: 海鸟
• "seafowl" meaning in Japanese: {名} : 海鳥
• "seafowl" meaning in Korean: noun, SEA BIRD
• "seafowl" meaning in Russian: 1) морская птица
• "seafowl" meaning in Arabic: طائر بحري