- - Chanteuse.
- - The rufous-bellied ... is Brazil's national bird
- - Hurry after the tailless bird
- - The singer is terribly hurt by the 'Belt up!'
- - Brown bird with spots on its breast
- - Bird with a speckled breast
- - Bird in the thatch ends scramble
- - hush arty - sounds like your bird!
- - songster halves that hurry-scurry
- - bird with throat trouble?
- - Hurry after extremely tough bird
- - Common brown bird
- - It can give us [and be given] a song
- - u.n.c.l.e. foe
- - Songster's throat infection
- - Fungal disease for a songbird
- - The flier possibly hurts his head!
- - Brown speckled bird
- - Common garden bird
- - Spotted bird in the short run
- - Songbird with a spotted breast
- - A bird's complaint
- - Bird not finishing off the fly
- - hurry to finish off the bird
- - mavis has a childish ailment
- - throat infection - you'll get the bird
- - Songbird cut half of this fly
- - bird has half this water plant
- - Speckle-breasted songbird
- - Small bird — fungal mouth infection
- - Infection of the mouth and throat
- - Common British songbird
- - Bird(Used today)
- - Crooner
- - Robin, e.g
- - Common bird
- - Sweet-singing bird
- - Songbird
- - Song bird
- - Bird ....
- - Brown songbird
- - Brownish songbird
- - Most of the reed used by nest-builder
- - global crime organisation in 1960s us television series the man from u.n.c.l.e.
- - Type of songbird or fungal infection of the mouth
- - family of birds whose types in the uk include mistle and song
- - robin's relative
- - Infection hurt terribly on an empty stomach
- - bird causes childish ailment
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