Charadriidae
plural noun
Char·a·dri·i·dae
ˌkarəˈdrīəˌdē
: the family of Charadrii consisting of the plovers, turnstones, and surfbirds and sometimes the related snipes, sandpipers, and woodcocks (family Scolopacidae)
charadrine adjective
ˈkarəˌdrīn
charadrioid adjective or noun
kəˈradrēˌȯid
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from New Latin, from Charadrius charadrius + -idae -idae
- take in
- take in good part
- take in one's arms
- take in one's stride
- take in stride
- take in tow
- take in vain
- take into account
- take into consideration
- take into one's arms
- take into one's hands
- take into one's own hands
- take issue
- take it
- take it away
- take it day by day
- take it easy
- take it from me
- take it from the top
- take it in turns
- take it on oneself
- take it on the chin
- take it on the lam
- take it one day at a time
- take it or leave it