burd
/bɜrd/; /bɜːrd/; /bɝrd/Definitions
1. noun
A bird, especially one that is seen as being noisy or troublesome.
“The neighborhood kids complained about the noisy burd in their backyard.”
2. noun
A female servant, especially one who is employed in a household.
“In the 19th century, the burd was responsible for cleaning the estate.”
3. noun
A person who is considered to be annoying or tedious.
“The new coworker was considered a burd by the rest of the team.”
4. verb
To annoy or bother someone.
“Stop burding me with your constant questions!”