apodidae

/æpoʊdaɪdiːd/

Definitions

1. noun

the family of nightjars, a group of nocturnal birds found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, characterized by their large eyes and ability to fly slowly and quietly.

“The apodidae family consists of over 90 species of nightjars, which are known for their unique ability to fly silently through the night.”

Synonyms

  • goatsuckers
  • nightjars

Antonyms

  • diurnal birds