Plover

What do we mean by plover?

Any of various widely distributed shorebirds of the family Charadriidae, having rounded bodies, short tails, and short bills. noun

Any of various similar or related birds. noun

A bird of the family Charadriidæ and genus Charadrius, C. pluvialis. noun

Hence Some or any bird of the family Charadriidæ; a charadriomorphic grallatorial bird. noun

In various parts of the United States, the Bartramian sandpiper, Bartramia longicauda, more fully called upland, highland, pasture, field, corn-field, prairie, grass, and plain plover. See cut under Bartramia. noun

The greater or lesser yellowshanks, Totanus melanoleucus or T. flavipes, commonly called yellow-legged plovers. Local, U. S. A loose woman: otherwise called a quail. noun

The black-heart plover. Local, U. S. noun

The golden plover when young. Ireland. noun

Sqvatarola helvetica noun

The Norfolk plover. Various localities. noun

Any one of numerous species of limicoline birds belonging to the family Charadridæ, and especially those belonging to the subfamily Charadrinsæ. They are prized as game birds. noun

Any grallatorial bird allied to, or resembling, the true plovers, as the crab plover (Dromas ardeola); the American upland, plover (Bartramia longicauda); and other species of sandpipers. noun

The lapwing. noun

See Tattler. noun

The dunlin. noun

The black-bellied plover. noun

The black-bellied plover. noun

Any of various wading birds of the family Charadriidae. noun

Any of various wading birds of the family Charadriidae.

To get totally wasted out the ass. Urban Dictionary

A lover of the male reproductive organ. A penis lover. Urban Dictionary

“Plover: A term used to make fun of discord mods that take their job too seriously” Urban Dictionary

Otherwise known as a Masked Lapwing, this type of plover is a bird native to Australia. Like most Australian wildlife, this bird has the unstoppable urge to attack humans on sight when you enter or pass nesting grounds, especially during the season of spring (nesting season). Unless you’re in a car, or other covered vehicle, you are the enemy to the plover. You can be minding your own business, walking or riding along, but when you hear the distinctive sound that every Australian has learned to fear, you know that you’ve been spotted as an apparent threat to the nest. It’s too late now to get away. Plovers have spurs on the leading edge of their wings, of which is the weapon of choice when it comes to terrorising humans. At a far distance from the nest, plovers will conduct circling patterns (usually in pairs) above a defenceless human, then at the right time, one or both will swoop down onto the human for the attack. Plover nests are located on the ground, and you’ll know you’re close because the bird will run at you with its spurred wings spread out, in an attempt to deter you away from the nest. Plovers are birds that are feared in Australian society, but if you leave them alone, and just keep going, most of the time they won’t make contact because they find it “too risky”. They’ll still swoop and make a ruckus but in the end, they are just trying to protect their nest, and feel that scary noises and aggressive behaviour is the best way to do that. Urban Dictionary

When you're having sex in the snow, and your pubes get very icy. Urban Dictionary

A winged avian piece of shit, which due to a its lack of survival skills has naturally selected itself straight onto the endangered species list. By doing so, a variety of extremist animal protection and conservation groups have ensured that anytime one of these fang bearing, disease carrying, good for nothing creatures decides to lay nest and make babies on a beach, that beach gets closed down to people for weeks and months on end, regardless of the beaches popularity. Luckily there are a few organizations such as PHUK Plovers, (of Cape Cod, MA) which are fighting the good fight against these piping pukes. Urban Dictionary

Parents that never control their kids and then blame or attack others if they're hurt or in trouble. ( plovers are an Australian bird who let their chicks roam freely and violently swoop anyone that comes near) Urban Dictionary

Literally translated as "Please Help Us Kidnap Plovers," is an organization of elite bird capturing kidnappers which was formed on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, but has since become a global phenomenon. Tasked with saving our beaches from closure due to the occasional presence of an endangered shorebird, the piping plover, PHUK Plovers is reclaiming our beaches to the people, one plover at a time. PHUK Plovers by visiting phukplovers.com. Urban Dictionary

Noun - When you think you see a golden ostrich from a far but on closer inspection the guy is not hot. Urban Dictionary

It is when u sneeze whilst giving a snowjob (see snowjob for details) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to plover:
plover, clover, lover, slover, glover, prover, plower, pover, plomer.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word plover:
dotterel, whimbrel, godwit, dunlin, dowitcher, redshank, turnstone, phalarope, sandpiper, twite, sanderling, wader, curlew, tattler, lapwing, largish, oystercatcher, tern, ouzel, shelduck, wigeon, wheatear, avocet, shorebird, shoveler, pochard, roseate, pintail, pipit, sterna, ruddy, tolo, egret, stilt, snipe, ptarmigan, loggerhead, eider, ringed, osprey, warbler, coot, gull, bittern, peregrine, pied, grebe, sooty, grouse, teal, starling, harrier, cormorant, eurasian, lapland, bunting, tufted, knot, buzzard, ruff, banded, plumage, mallard, loon, kingfisher, cove, sedge, caspian, skink, waterfowl, nesting, quail, piping, hooded, migratory, pelican, crested, nests, dominica, breeds, geese, owl, heron, merlin, nested, goose, spit, stint, portage, hen, parrot, sturgeon, forehead, bird, vulture, snowy, yellowish, endangered, eurasia, mangrove.

Words that rhyme with plover:
cover, hover, discover, recover, lover, uncover, undercover, glover, hardcover, rediscover, cloud cover, ground cover, music lover, shover, wine lover, gover, dust cover, book lover, bed cover, manhole cover, mattress cover, record cover, lens cover, above her, le ver, love her, of her, shove her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe plover:
golden, ringed, bellied, grey, green, little, winged, snowy, american, semipalmated, gray, legged, egyptian, common, upland, breasted, killdeer, kentish, necked, banded, lesser, snipe, european, headed, dejected, fronted, grass, female, deer, palmated, rare, tiny, gentle, solitary, crowned, blackbellied, dead, neck, mongolian, stilt, belated, caspian, called, kildeer, crab, sociable, known, norfolk, ring, pathetic, noisy, field, sized, scared, coloured, asiatic, head, whiting, downy, stilted, migrant, boiled, wing, swiss, pretty, collared, curlew, wattled, dainty.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective plover:
shooting, eggs, sludge, move, sort.

Consonant match to plover:
pleva.

Words that sound like plover:
plover, plovers, plof, oliver, pleasure, pletcher, player, plier, palaver, plucker, pullover, paver, plyer, plower, plur, pover, plore, plugger, pauvre, pleur, plougher, pleva, plusher, pull over, poivre, peever, pull-over, pavor, bluffer, bolivar, blunger, pleather, pledger, prever, plessor, lover, platter, plumber, sliver, pleaser, blair, plush, blare, glover, plummer, puffer, bever, plotter, plater, placer, blaire, blear, claver, pleader, prover, plodder, plunker, plar, pulver, polive, pluff, popover, bevor, plor, pvr, plr, ploeger, pleurer, plaguer, plighter, lavour, pluche, pleater, putcher, blowier, beaver, believer, blower, bleacher, bluer, blusher, allover, all over, beever, bloor, bludger, blive, blore, baver, blow over, blue hair, blucher, be over, bleier, bleve, all-over, blue air, blauer, beevor, ball over.