becard
noun
be·card
bā-ˈkärd
plural -s
: any of several large-billed tropical American birds of the family Cotingidae
Word History
Etymology
French bécarde, from bec beak
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- take pride in
- take priority
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- take refuge
- take requests
- take revenge