Definitions
A small shorebird with a compact body and pointed wings.
Word origin
Inherited from Middle English plover, from Anglo-Norman plover, plovier, from Medieval Latin plovarius, pluviārius, of disputed origin; perhaps from Latin pluvia (“rain”).
Used in a sentence
“Invisible twine plying merchants are unravelling the long grasses and the plovering pull of the long windstrewngrasses pluck the prince in his chest his heart his passion and love as if no tomorrow.”
“I would blanch, I would quail and, maybe in that season, I would have plovered — plovered my head deep into my feathers and plovered away on thin, wading bird's legs.”
“Our Dove's a fat man's tits plovering a T - shirt;”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Shore bird”6 letters
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