Definition

A small songbird known for its beautiful singing, often found in wooded areas. There are many types, including those from the New World and Old World, some of which have bright colors or distinctive markings.

Example

The warbler sang sweetly from the branches of the tree.

Conversation

I heard a beautiful warbler singing in the park yesterday.

Really? I love their songs; they sound so cheerful.

Yeah, it was like a little concert in the trees.

That's amazing! I should go there and listen too.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Warbler** → The word 'warbler' originates from the Middle English 'warblen', which is derived from the Old English 'werb' (meaning to sing or chirp). The suffix '-er' indicates a person or thing that performs the action. Thus, a warbler is a creature that sings or chirps.

Memory Tip

Think of a creature that 'sings' ('werb') — that's why a warbler is known for its singing.

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