Definition of puffback in English:

puffback

(also puff-back shrike)

nounˈpʌfbakˈpəfbak

A small black-and-white African shrike, the male of which displays by puffing up the feathers of the lower back.
Genus Dryoscopus, family Laniidae: several species
Example sentencesExamples
- The puffbacks are not hard to see most species forage in open the canopies of bushes or short trees, often with mixed species flocks but they are named from the loose feathers on the male's rump and lower back.
- Fruit bats are particularly fond of the figs and even some insectivorous birds such as the Puffback shrike reportedly take the fruit.

Definition of puffback in US English:

puffback

(also puff-back shrike)

nounˈpəfbak

A small black-and-white African shrike, the male of which displays by puffing up the feathers of the lower back.
Genus Dryoscopus, family Laniidae: several species, in particular D. gambensis
Example sentencesExamples
- Fruit bats are particularly fond of the figs and even some insectivorous birds such as the Puffback shrike reportedly take the fruit.
- The puffbacks are not hard to see most species forage in open the canopies of bushes or short trees, often with mixed species flocks but they are named from the loose feathers on the male's rump and lower back.

单词	puffback
释义	Definition of puffback in English: puffback (also puff-back shrike) nounˈpʌfbakˈpəfbak A small black-and-white African shrike, the male of which displays by puffing up the feathers of the lower back. Genus Dryoscopus, family Laniidae: several species Example sentencesExamples The puffbacks are not hard to see most species forage in open the canopies of bushes or short trees, often with mixed species flocks but they are named from the loose feathers on the male's rump and lower back. Fruit bats are particularly fond of the figs and even some insectivorous birds such as the Puffback shrike reportedly take the fruit. Definition of puffback in US English: puffback (also puff-back shrike) nounˈpəfbak A small black-and-white African shrike, the male of which displays by puffing up the feathers of the lower back. Genus Dryoscopus, family Laniidae: several species, in particular D. gambensis Example sentencesExamples Fruit bats are particularly fond of the figs and even some insectivorous birds such as the Puffback shrike reportedly take the fruit. The puffbacks are not hard to see most species forage in open the canopies of bushes or short trees, often with mixed species flocks but they are named from the loose feathers on the male's rump and lower back.
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