IPA: /ˈbluːˌdʒeɪ/
KK: /bluːdʒeɪ/
A type of bird known for its bright blue feathers and loud calls, often found in North America.
I saw a bluejay perched on the branch of a tree in my backyard.
Bluejay → The word is formed from "blue" (from Old English "blāw", meaning the color blue) and "jay" (from Old French "jai", meaning a type of bird). The term "bluejay" refers to a bird that is characterized by its blue coloration.
Think of the color 'blue' and the bird 'jay' to remember that a bluejay is a bird that is blue in color.
No commonly confused words.