IPA: /tʃʌf/
KK: /tʃʌf/
A type of bird that looks like a crow, known for its black feathers and red legs, found mainly in Europe and Asia.
The chough flew gracefully over the cliffs, its red legs visible against the blue sky.
The word 'chough' originates from Old English 'cūh', meaning a type of crow or jackdaw. It refers specifically to a bird known for its distinctive call and appearance.
Think of the Old English word for a crow, 'cūh', to remember that 'chough' refers to a type of crow.