transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈhwēt-ˌir, ˈwēt- ]
noun
Etymology: back-formation from earlier wheatears wheatear, probably by folk etymology or euphemism from white + arse
Date: 1591
: any of various small thrushes (genus Oenanthe ) ; especially : a white-rumped one ( O. oenanthe ) of northern North America and the Old World