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wren-tit

 

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Noun wren-tit has 1 sense
  1. wren-tit, Chamaea fasciata - small brown bird of California resembling a wren
    --1 is a kind of titmouse, tit
    --1 is a member of Chamaea, genus Chamaea

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Wren-Tit

Description

A wren-tit is a small bird native to western North America, which is characterized by its compact size and a unique combination of features from both the wren and the tit.

This term is derived from the names of the two bird species it closely resembles, the wren and the tit.

Senses

1. Noun: Bird Species

In the context of ornithology, a wren-tit refers to a bird species belonging to the family Paridae and the genus Chamaea. It is known for its brown plumage, distinctive song, and ability to adapt to a variety of habitats.

Example Sentence: The wren-tit sang its melodious song from the treetop.

2. Noun: Popular Local Name

In some local regions, particularly in the western parts of North America, wren-tit is a popular local name for small birds that resemble a combination of wrens and tits.

Example Sentence: I spotted a charming wren-tit flitting among the bushes near my backyard.

3. Adjective: Describing Size or Features

The term "wren-tit" can also be used as an adjective to describe the size or features of something that is small, compact, or combines elements of different things.

Example Sentence: The quaint, wren-tit house was the perfect cozy home for the newlyweds.

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