Pronunciation: /iːˌdʒɪθɪˈnaɪdiː/
noun Aegithinidae is a taxonomic family of small passerine birds commonly known as ioras or aegithinids.
A1 Aegithinidae is a family of small passerine birds found in Asia and Africa.
A2 The aegithinidae birds are known for their distinctive vocalizations.
B1 Ornithologists study the behavior and ecology of aegithinidae species.
B2 Aegithinidae, also known as ioras, are often found in wooded habitats.
C1 The evolutionary history of aegithinidae is a topic of ongoing research in avian biology.
C2 Aegithinidae exhibit complex social behaviors that are of interest to ethologists.
formal The Aegithinidae family of birds is known for their distinctive long tails.
informal I saw a cute Aegithinidae bird in the park today.
slang Those Aegithinidae birds are so cool, they look like they're dancing with their long tails!
figurative The Aegithinidae family sticks together like their tails, always supporting each other.
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