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• noun (Context 1)

A crested North American songbird (Bombycilla cedrorum) characterized by silky pale brown and gray plumage, a prominent black facial mask, and distinctive bright red, wax-like droplets on the tips of its secondary wing feathers.

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"A large flock of cedar waxwings descended on the winterberry bushes, stripping the branches bare in a matter of minutes."

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