IPA: /ˈpiːwi/
KK: /ˈpiːwi/
A small bird found in North America, known for its olive-gray color and belonging to the flycatcher family.
The pewee perched quietly on a branch, waiting for insects to fly by.
The word 'pewee' originates from the Native American language, specifically from the Algonquian word 'pewee', which refers to a type of small bird known for its distinctive call. It describes the bird itself, often associated with its vocalization.
Think of the unique call of the small bird named 'pewee' — that's how this word connects to the bird it represents.