- flying coachman
- noun
: a black-and-yellow honey eater (Zanthomiza phrygia) of Australia — called also regent honey eater
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
flying coachman
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regent honeyeater — /ridʒənt ˈhʌniˌitə/ (say reejuhnt hunee.eetuh) noun an endangered endemic Australian honeyeater, Xanthomyza phrygia, strikingly coloured with black, white and yellow and having a bare skin patch around the eye; flying coachman …
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regent honey eater — noun Etymology: regent (as in regent bird) + honey eater : flying coachman … Useful english dictionary
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