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• noun (Context 1)

A common colloquial name for a North American diving duck of the genus Aythya, specifically the greater scaup or lesser scaup, noted for the male's pale bluish-gray beak.

Usage Example

"The birdwatchers set up their spotting scopes along the icy shoreline, hoping to catch a glimpse of the migrating bluebills resting on the bay."

Strongest
scaup
broadbill
Weak
duck

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