Pronunciation: /ˈhoʊmɪŋ ˈpɪdʒ.ən/
noun A specific breed of pigeon known for its ability to find its way back home over long distances
A1 A homing pigeon is a bird that can find its way home over long distances.
A2 People used to use homing pigeons to carry messages before the invention of telephones.
B1 Homing pigeons have a strong homing instinct that allows them to navigate back to their loft from far away places.
B2 The military has used homing pigeons in the past to deliver important messages during wartime.
C1 Some homing pigeons have been known to travel hundreds of miles to return to their home loft.
C2 Training homing pigeons for racing requires a lot of patience and skill to ensure they can find their way back quickly.
formal The homing pigeon is a breed of pigeon that has the innate ability to find its way home over long distances.
informal My neighbor raises homing pigeons and they always impress me with their navigation skills.
slang I heard that homing pigeons are like the GPS of the bird world.
figurative Using a homing pigeon as a metaphor, she always found her way back to her true self after facing challenges.
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