Migratory

What do we mean by migratory?

Characterized by migration; undergoing periodic migration. adjective

Of or relating to a migration. adjective

Roving; nomadic. adjective

Given to or characterized by migration; roving or removing from place to place; unsettled: as, the pastoral tribes of uncivilized men are generally migratory; to lead a migratory life.

Pertaining or relating to migration or to a tendency to migrate.

Removing regularly or occasionally from one region or climate to another. adjective

Hence, roving; wandering; nomad adjective

See Locust. adjective

The American robin. See Robin. adjective

That migrate adjective

Habitually moving from place to place especially in search of seasonal work adjective

Used of animals that move seasonally adjective

(of birds, etc) Migrating.

Roving; wandering; nomadic.

Someone who will walk to a bathroom on the other side of their office building to take a dump, even if there is a bathroom closer. The reason for this is so that no one in their side of the building will know if they stunk up the bathroom. Urban Dictionary

The name given to hot peppers -- usually Habanero or Thai -- found in primarily ethnic food that don't agree with your digestive system and inspire an immediate trip to the bathroom to expel your meal soon after its completion. Urban Dictionary

A long-distance girlfriend who visits on an annual basis. Urban Dictionary

A man looking for another man to have sex with. Urban Dictionary

A man who is searching for another man to have sex with. Urban Dictionary

A flock of young women from 'op North' who have migrated south, often for educational purposes and can often be observed squawking around bars in the middle of winter wearing little or no observable clothing. Urban Dictionary

A campground close to Morrisburgh,ON. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to migratory:
migratory, migrator, migrators, emigratory, signatory, minatory, moratory, vibratory, libratory, emigrator, migratoria, immigratory.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word migratory:
flyway, waterfowl, fishery, gregarious, wading, geese, sandpiper, plover, birds, caribou, vagrant, cms, locust, sedentary, stopover, bird, tern, stork, teal, ducks, warbler, trout, mou, nesting, heron, migrate, wetlands, wetland, headwaters, sanctuary, reproduce, refuge, breeding, gull, appendix, butterflies, insertion, applies, bonn, goose, spawning, wildlife, migration, endangered, reptiles, inhabit, siberia, downstream, bald, duck, herd, habitat, species, mammals, breeds, aquatic, fish, salmon, migrants, subspecies, conservation, crane, resident, wild, habits, seasonal, terrestrial, naturally, fauna, feeding, hunting, nest, temperate, patterns, nests, spotted, turtle, deer, winter, arctic, woodland, tributaries, stream, treaty, freshwater, animals, breed, marsh, shark, upstream, flows, insects, movements, stamp, creek, brook, prey, tall, geographic, rare.

Words that rhyme with migratory:
story, allegory, aleatory, inventory, glory, desultory, mandatory, quarry, derogatory, category, repository, territory, laboratory, statutory, dilatory, signatory, dory, storey, purgatory, hoary, conciliatory, lorry, ambulatory, oratory, exculpatory, dormitory, recore, obligatory, mori, transitory, lavatory, respiratory, tory, depilatory, inflammatory, regulatory, gory, predatory, auditory, tori, kauri, repertory, laudatory, observatory, preparatory, lory, defamatory, revelatory, explanatory, depository, morey, celebratory, cory, torii, pylori, montessori, discriminatory, accusatory, compensatory, exploratory, memento mori, ori, understory, circulatory, promissory, aurae, interrogatory, incantatory, participatory, corrie, corey, reformatory, cacciatore, lori, boree, tempore, rory, confirmatory, contributory, anticipatory, congratulatory, horae, saury, aurei, torrey, oscillatory, retaliatory, ory, laurie, declaratory, maury, gorey, inhibitory, lorrie, tauri, jory, life story, excretory, articulatory, outlawry.

Adjectives that are often used to describe migratory:
more, less, most, non, highly, least, certain, homeless, somewhat, only, benign, necrolytic, landless, irregularly, careless, greater, wholly, penitential, domestic, agricultural, north, inherently, annual, chronically.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective migratory:
birds, species, workers, movements, habits, movement, patterns, labor, fish, bird, waterfowl, behavior, flows, routes, cells, pattern, laborers, process, behaviour, route, instinct, labour, worker, population, locust, activity, flow, flight, animals, nature, stream, character, erythema, tribes, polyarthritis, populations, flights, fishes, phase, habit, herds, experience, trout, waves, stocks, path, thrombophlebitis, pathways, flocks, wave, glossitis, restlessness, locusts, status, cycle, fowl, streams, processes, labourers, impulse, paths, peoples, ducks, songbirds, trends, arthritis, tendency, tendencies, journey, season, divorce, pressures, existence, journeys, instincts, families, direction, bands, pathway, currents, capacity, phenomenon, animal, trend, shorebirds.

Words that sound like migratory:
migratory, moratory, negatory, migrator, mcgrory, migrators, meritor, moratoria, muratore, nugatory, secretory, gyratory, migrated, migrating, minatory, my story, mccrory, mirador, maggiore, martire, microarray.