seagull

noun
UK /ˈsiː.ɡʌl/
US /ˈsiː.ɡʌl/

A seagull is a gray and white bird that lives near the sea.

A seagull swooped down to grab a piece of bread from the sand.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person who takes advantage of others, especially by scavenging or stealing.

He was called a seagull for grabbing the last slice of pizza without asking.

3. A type of sailboat with a shallow draft, often used for racing.

They raced their seagull across the bay on a windy afternoon.

4. A term used in some regions for a fish, such as the sea robin.

The fisherman caught a seagull and threw it back into the water.