terek
noun
ter·ek
ˈterə̇k
plural -s
: a sandpiper (Xenus cinerea) of the Old World breeding in the far north of eastern Europe and Asia and migrating to southern Africa and Australia and frequenting rivers
Word History
Etymology
from Terek, river of southeast Soviet Russia, Europe
- double-brooded
- double-check
- double-checked
- double-checking
- double-checks
- double-chinned
- double-claw
- double-click
- double-clicked
- double-clicking
- double-clicks
- double-clutch
- double-clutched
- double-clutches
- double-clutching
- double-coated
- double-coursed
- double-cover
- double-crested cormorant
- double-crop
- double-cropped
- double-cropping
- double-crops
- double-cross
- double-crossed