stork

IPA: stˈɔrk

noun

  • A large wading bird with long legs and a long beak of the family Ciconiidae.
  • (children's folklore) The mythical bringer of babies to families, or good news.
  • (cartomancy) The seventeenth Lenormand card.
  • A surname.
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Examples of "stork" in Sentences

  • The Suspended Step of the Stork.
  • Storks lack a pharynx and are mute.
  • Ok, there is a stork flying in the sky.
  • Maybe they come from an immortal stork.
  • He is often depicted in the shape of a stork.
  • The municipality is known for its stork colony.
  • This distinctive stork is scarce and very local.
  • Jupiter sent down a stork. Jupiter sent down a stork.
  • Sue Dickenson's comment about the stork is priceless.
  • Stork can then be at Ciconiidae unambiguously and plainly.
  • The theory of Sexual reproduction, and the theory of the stork.
  • Great pics the pic of the coon's uh um calling the stork, was hilarious.
  • The stork is particularly mentioned; the fir-trees, which are very high, are her house, her castle.
  • The stork was a Baptist who attended church every Sunday, which in a state like Indiana was very important.
  • In Denmark, however, the stork is not a welcome guest and so this would be considered appropriate alternative housing.
  • Garret knew Ross would be coming through the door shortly, so he apologized for such a brief meeting and promised to call the stork early next week.
  • There's food in the bucket, because he loves food so much, and … he keeps his food in the basement, and he's coming up to answer the door because the stork is knocking at it and beseeching him to be a hero.

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