pigeon
/ˈpɪdʒən/Definitions
1. noun
A domesticated bird, often kept in a loft or a special enclosure, that is descended from the rock pigeon and is bred for various characteristics such as color, size, and trainability.
“The pigeon cooed softly in its cage.”
2. noun
A person who carries messages, especially a messenger in a war.
“The pigeon was a young soldier who delivered vital information to the front lines.”
3. verb
To carry or send a message, especially secretly or through an unofficial channel.
“She was accused of pigeoning the news to the press.”