SKUA

SKUA


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Word: skua
Word origin: late 17th century: modern Latin, from Faroese skúvur, from Old Norse skufr (apparently imitative).
Phonetic: ˈskjuːə
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a large brownish predatory seabird related to the gulls, pursuing other birds to make them disgorge fish they have caught.


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Antarctic bird
Antarctic flier
Antarctic predator
Arctic bird
Arctic gull
Arctic gull-like bird
Arctic predator
Arctic seabird
Bonxie
Feathered Arctic pirate
Gull relative
Gull-like bird
Gull-like bird of cold regions
Gull-like predator
Jaeger
Jaegers cousin
Large sea gull
Lemming predator
Northern sea gull
Polar bird
Polar gull relative
Predatory Arctic bird
Predatory sea bird
Predatory seabird
Predatory shorebird
Rapacious seabird
Rapacious gull-like bird.
Ocean bird
Relative of the sea gull.
Large, brown sea bird.
Jaeger bird.
Northern sea bird
Sea bird
Jaeger gull.
Antarctic gull.
Cousin of a sea gull.
Large sea bird
Northern bird
Bird
Cold-weather bird
Predatory bird
Gull-like sea bird.
Rapacious bird.
Predatory sea gull
Bird for a barbecue?
Relative of a jaeger
Jaeger's cousin
Large predatory bird
Large relative of the gull
Predatory northern seabird
Seabird's wings in storybook turning gold
Large seabird
Predatory seabird also known as a jaeger
My Family run through for the audience
One seabird's rising, another's coming down
A bird - or, to put it another way, birds
Sea birds rising for another
Large bird rearing smaller ones
A bird others upset
Bird winding others up
A bird others turn to
Bird or birds rising
Bird that sounds piercing
Upset when ringing British bird
A nation's uplifting seabird
Aggressive fish- and flesh-eating seabird
Bird that sounds as though it would be good barbecued on a spit
Chaos
English county
Exactly the same
Thugs rip out goalposts?
Lip-smacking snack?
A blunt large-eyed needle used for drawing tape through openwork
Welsh rock band whose hit singles include Buck Rogers and Tumble and Fall
Series of 16 orchestral pieces composed by Antonín Dvorák in 1878 and 1886, published as Opus 46 and Opus 72
Special man on board meets posh Australian bird
Bird or birds migrating west
A sea bird of the family Stercorariidae
Seabird of the family Stercorariidae
Marine flier
Ocean flier
Seabird known for divebombing potential predators approaching its nest
Seabird that divebombs potential predators
Seabirds wings in storybook turning gold
A European countrys returned bird
In broadcast satirise aggressive winger
Bird or birds sent north
One bird or more soaring?




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