gulls
word · lemma: gull
Definition
Large white and gray birds, often found near the sea, lakes, or rivers. Gulls are known for their loud calls and habit of scavenging for food.
Usage & Nuances
'Gulls' is the plural of 'gull.' Used mainly for seagulls and similar species. This word is common in nature, travel, and seaside conversations. Often seen in phrases like 'flock of gulls' or 'seagulls.' Don't confuse with 'gall' (boldness) or 'gullible' (easily fooled).
Example Sentences
Many gulls fly above the beach.
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The gulls are looking for food.
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Children watched the gulls near the boat.
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A loud flock of gulls stole our lunch on the pier.
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Some tourists tossed bread, and dozens of gulls came swooping down.
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If you leave snacks unattended, the gulls will get them before you know it.
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