rookery
noun (rookeries)
Everyday
- A rookery is a group of rooks' nests high in the trees, or the place where rooks live together. tree →
- A rookery can also be any noisy, crowded place. tree →
In the lessons
a noisy crowd of birds in the trees, or a busy noisy place
Examples
- The rookery was loud at dawn. tree →
- Rooks built their nests in the rookery. tree →
- The playground was a rookery at home time. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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