wrybill

/raɪbɪl/

Definitions

1. noun

A wrybill is a small shorebird native to New Zealand, known for its distinctive curved beak.

“The ornithologist studied the unique behavior of the wrybill in its natural habitat.”

2. noun

A wrybill can also refer to a type of curve or bend in a shape or a line.

“The designer used a wrybill in the company’s logo to create a memorable visual identity.”

Synonyms

  • gull-billed prawncockle
  • shorebird

Antonyms

  • angular
  • straightedge