Flora And Fauna

adjective relating to plants or plant life; botanical

• The botanic garden is home to a wide variety of plant species.
• I love taking walks in the botanic garden, it's so peaceful.
• Let's go check out the botanic garden, it's supposed to be really cool.
• Her mind was a botanic garden of ideas, constantly growing and evolving.

noun a structure on which birds rest or roost

verb to alight or rest on a perch

• The bird sat on the perch and observed its surroundings.
• I like to perch on the bench and people-watch in the park.
• Let's find a good perch at the bar to watch the game.
• She felt like she was on a precarious perch in her new job.

noun a plural form of the noun agace, which refers to a type of bird in the falcon family

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• The agaces of the ancient ruins were carefully preserved by the archaeologists.
• I found some cool agaces in my grandma's attic.
• Check out the agaces on that old car, it's a classic!
• His agaces of wisdom and experience made him a respected leader in the community.

noun a person who steals or snatches something

verb to steal or snatch something quickly

• The thief attempted to agaw the valuable painting from the museum.
• I saw him trying to agaw some snacks from the pantry.
• He always tries to agaw my phone when I'm not looking.
• The new competitor is trying to agaw market share from the established companies.