adaw

/ˈædɔw/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of bird of paradise found in Indonesia, characterized by its bright plumage and distinctive call.

“The naturalist spent years studying the behavior of the adaw in its native habitat.”

2. verb

To decorate or adorn something with bright colors or patterns, often in a way that is considered flashy or gaudy.

“The artist adawed the room with her vibrant murals, but some critics felt they were too overwhelming.”

Synonyms

  • adorn
  • ornate

Antonyms

  • plain
  • simple