IPA: //ˈpiːwɪt//
KK: /ˈpiːwɪt/
A type of bird known for its distinctive call, often found in wetlands and grasslands.
The peewit flew gracefully over the fields, its call echoing in the air.
The word 'peewit' originates from Middle English 'pewit', which is imitative of the bird's call. It refers specifically to the lapwing, a bird known for its distinctive call and appearance.
Think of the sound that the lapwing makes, which is echoed in the word 'peewit' — this helps you remember that 'peewit' refers to this particular bird.