Magpie

What do we mean by magpie?

Any of various birds of the family Corvidae having a long tail and black, blue, or green plumage with white markings, and noted for their chattering call, especially Pica hudsonia, of western North America, and P. pica, of Eurasia and Africa. noun

Any of various birds that resemble the magpie. noun

A person who chatters. noun

One who compulsively collects or hoards small objects. noun

A breed of small domesticated pigeons having the head, the under side of the body, and the long flight-feathers white, and the rest of the plumage clear black, red, yellow, or blue: the line between the two colors should be sharply defined. The name is derived from the suggestion of a magpie found in the black-and-white variety. noun

A black-and-white costume for women in which the contrasts are very marked, the masses of color being large. noun

A well-known bird of Europe, Asia, and America, of the genus Pica and family Corvidœ; the Pica pica, P. rustica, P. caudata, or P. hudsonica. noun

The magpie-shrike. noun

A halfpenny. noun

A bishop: so called from the black and white of his robes. noun

Among British marksmen, a shot striking that division of the target which is next to the outermost when the target is divided into four sections: so called because the markers indicate this hit by means of a black and white disk. noun

Any one of numerous species of the genus Pica and related genera, allied to the jays, but having a long graduated tail. noun

Any one of several black-and-white birds, such as Gymnorhina tibicen, not belonging to the genus Pica. noun

A talkative person; a chatterbox. noun

A common Australian bird (Grallina picata), conspicuously marked with black and white; -- called also little magpie. noun

A black and white European geometrid moth (Abraxas grossulariata); the harlequin moth. Its larva feeds on currant and gooseberry bushes. noun

One of several kinds of bird in the family Corvidae, especially Pica pica. noun

A superficially similar Australian bird, Gymnorhina tibicen. noun

Someone who displays a magpie-like quality such as collecting, or committing robbery. noun

Fan or member of Newcastle United F.C. noun

One of several kinds of bird in the family Corvidae

A superficially similar Australian bird, Gymnorhina tibicen or Cracticus tibicen.

Someone who displays a magpie-like quality such as hoarding or stealing objects.

A fan or member of Newcastle United F.C.

The 3rd circle on a target, between the inner and outer.

A halfpenny.

Slang for a member of the Newcastle United Football Club (NUFC). This is due to the fact that their strip is black and white. Urban Dictionary

Poxy bird magpie, that squalks outside ya bedroom window at ungodly hours til you wake with a bad head, then shuts the fukk up, leaving you in a stinking mood all day. Urban Dictionary

Given the opportunity the Magpie will always steal the shinny goodness. It is from this notion that the term "Magpie" is derived. The steeling of the golden moment through covert photography. The subject - Always an an unsuspecting young lady. Urban Dictionary

Yet another word for queer. also can be referred to as fudgepacker Urban Dictionary

You may not think so but i can go on like this all i have to do is close my eyes and say what i hear Urban Dictionary

Magpiely, short for Magpie-like, is the largest fashion & beauty retail brand in Bangladesh. Urban Dictionary

When a known person swoops in and takes the person you have been chatting up and wanting to take home. The magpie is usually sensational. Urban Dictionary

Someone who hangs at the train station or bus stop or anywhere public all day long, usually asking for a cigarette, spare change or pocket lint. Usually unemployed and unemployable, using nothing but slang, and usually impossible to get rid of, until threatened with violence. Called magpies because if they have gotten it once, they'll expect it again, and again, regardless of who it is. Urban Dictionary

A FUKKING BIRD THAT SWOOPS YOU IN SPRING Urban Dictionary

Slang for the Newcastle football team (NUFC), due to their black and white strip. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to magpie:
magpie, maggie, magie, maglie.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word magpie:
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Words that rhyme with magpie:
lie, i, by, fly, eye, hi, pie, buy, high, tie, apply, die, ally, supply, identify, dry, sky, shy, wry, alumni, comply, belie, imply, awry, cry, reply, clarify, butterfly, try, verify, vie, deny, rectify, defy, guy, y, sly, indemnify, dye, ratify, goodbye, justify, decry, rely, fry, ply, ai, why, exemplify, my, nigh, alibi, bye, pi, thereby, pry, bae, chi, lye, edify, tai, qualify, sigh, aye, vilify, whereby, modify, mollify, specify, vi, underlie, lanai, satisfy, notify, codify, occupy, spy, rye, hereby, nearby, amplify, nye, bely, classify, bi, nullify, stultify, gadfly, mortify, ossify, sty, signify, psi, spry, testify, certify, quantify, standby, ly, alkali.

Adjectives that are often used to describe magpie:
old, australian, little, tame, single, black, common, young, blue, american, distant, winged, thieving, backed, white, dead, large, solitary, english, literary, occasional, poor, lone, big, regular, european, silly, wise, blind, intellectual, strange, green, tailed, curious, handsome, lame, female, drowned, headed, wild, veritable, perfect, overgrown, sick, lonely, asthmatic, happy, noisy, russian, ubiquitous, dear, garrulous, mischievous, hill, excited, spotted, charitable, swollen, affectionate, male, familiar, awake, woman, formidable, inquisitive, deserted, gray, shameless, thievish, wicked, yellowbilled, pied, trumpery, august, gay, meddlesome, lucky, blackbilled, frightened, tireless, stuffed, crafty.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective magpie:
antti, robin, larks, jay, lark, lane, moth, robins.

Words that sound like magpie:
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