[
UK
/lˈʌvbɜːd/
]
NOUN
- small Australian parakeet usually light green with black and yellow markings in the wild but bred in many colors
- small African parrot noted for showing affection for their mates
How To Use lovebird In A Sentence
- They were just another couple of lovebirds out for a good time.
- It was a parrot or parakeet or possibly a lovebird.
- Will the lovebirds be reunited? The Sun
- He observed that the tail moves during vocalization in crows, warbling vireos, and lovebirds.
- However, the coloration of the lovebird in no way affects the quality of the pet.
- It's been many years since these two adorable lovebirds romped in the waves and sand.
- In the early days most don't usually discuss anything about commitment and the future, but the pop star lovebirds had a tarot reading this week. The Sun
- The lovebirds certainly look like they had a blast. The Sun
- The two unlikely lovebirds had used false names and pictures of each other to set up the rendezvous. Times, Sunday Times
- Thanks for the offer, but I wouldn't want to come between you two lovebirds.
