birdman
/ˈbɜrdmæn/Definitions
1. noun
a person who claims to have supernatural or magical powers, especially the ability to fly, often in a fictional or humorous context.
“The street performer called himself a birdman and promised to fly over the crowd if they donated money.”
2. noun
a person who imitates birds, especially in a theatrical or musical performance.
“The birdman was a key figure in the circus’s avian-themed show, with his elaborate costumes and bird-like dance moves.”