plover
/ˈplʌvər/Definitions
1. noun
A small wading bird that lives in coastal areas and feeds on small animals, such as insects and crustaceans.
“The plover’s distinctive call filled the air as it searched for food on the beach.”
2. noun
A type of seedling or young plant, especially one that is grown from a seed.
“The plover is a tender young plant that is often eaten raw in salads.”
3. verb
To move or walk with a quick, light step, especially in a nervous or agitated manner.
“She began to plover back and forth across the room, anxious to hear the news.”