pegador
/pe.ɣa.ˈðoɾ/Definitions
1. noun
A type of bird, typically a type of heron or egret, known for its long legs and sharp beak.
“The pegador waded through the shallow waters of the wetlands, searching for fish to eat.”
2. noun
A person who pegs or fastens things, especially in a careless or hasty manner.
“The pegador was tasked with securing the loose boards on the old wooden fence.”