Preen Mnemonic
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preen
preen
/pɹiːn/
Examples
- The birds then separate and preen themselves.
- The pectin is also used to preen feathers.
- She was unable to preen or eat on her own.
- They love to snuggle and often preen for their favorite people.
- They love to snuggle and often preen their favorite people.
- Mighty bald eagles preen themselves in birch trees.
- As moulting birds preen, they remove the waxy coating, and the feather unfurls.
- He begins to preen, standing on bright orange legs and feet.
- In the middle part of the day, they rest in shady areas near water and preen.
- The fabulous peacocks of men's fashion gather to preen and socialize at Neiman Marcus.
clean with one's bill
verb
pride or congratulate (oneself) for an achievement
verb
dress or groom with elaborate care
verb
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"Pree + Lean. Birds clean and primp, preening to look lean and keen."
"Preen + Clean. Birds clean and spruce up their feathers neat and clean."
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