Definition

A type of bird that burrows in the ground and is active at night, known for its dark color and hooked beak. It used to be common in Bermuda but is now very rare.

Example

The cahow is a unique bird that can only be found in Bermuda.

Conversation

Have you ever heard of the cahow?

Yeah, I read that it's a rare bird from Bermuda.

It's really interesting how it's almost extinct now.

I know! We should do something to help protect the cahow.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'cahow' originates from the Native American word 'cahow', which refers to a type of seabird, specifically the Bermuda petrel. It is derived from the indigenous language of the Bermuda Islands, reflecting the local fauna.

Memory Tip

Think of the Native American word 'cahow' that directly names the seabird, helping you remember that 'cahow' refers to this specific type of bird.

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