babybirds
nounUK /ˈbeɪbi bɜːdz/
US /ˈbeɪbi bɝːdz/
Baby birds are very young birds that have just hatched from eggs.
The mother robin brought worms to her babybirds in the nest.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Young birds that are still unable to fly and depend on their parents for food.
The babybirds chirped loudly whenever the parent bird returned.
3. A term of endearment for young children or beginners learning something new.
The coach called the new players his babybirds until they learned the drills.
4. Small, helpless creatures in a group, often used figuratively.
The interns were like babybirds following the senior staff around the office.