JUNCO


Meaning of JUNCO in English

ˈjəŋ(ˌ)kō noun

Etymology: New Latin, from Spanish, a bird, rush — more at jonquil

1.

a. capitalized : a genus of small American finches found from the arctic circle to Costa Rica usually having a pink bill, ashy gray head and back, conspicuous white lateral tail feathers and often reddish brown on the back and sides

b. plural juncos or juncoes : any bird of this genus — see carolina junco , slate-colored junco

2. plural juncos or juncoes

[American Spanish, from Spanish, rush]

: allthorn

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