Definitionn. mostly white aquatic bird having long pointed wings and short legs
Last update: July 8, 2015
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Group of seagulls can be seen at the coast. [Please select]
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Many a kittywake's and seagull's nest have I taken on these very cliffs above us. [Please select]
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It might have been mistaken for a seagull, but it was in reality a raft--a mass of spars and planks rudely bound together with ropes. [Please select]
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The coastguardsmen haul on the whip, and off goes our 'prentice boy like a seagull.' [Please select]
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X John had wished himself in the house of the Seagull. [Please select]
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But John Bunsby believed in the Tankadere, which rode on the waves like a seagull; and perhaps he was not wrong. [Please select]
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The most familiar species is the common seagull, white and grey, with greenish legs. [Please select]
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One of the peculiarities of the seagull is its habit of dashing in parties after any object that attracts its notice. [Please select]
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Here he was no longer a wonderful phantom spirit of the storm, but just a bird that might have been passed over at first glance as simply a seagull. [Please select]
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But as John was an honest fellow, he was troubled at the thought that the Seagull would think he had stolen her mantle and purse. [Please select]
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