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ouzel
or ou·sel
[ oo-zuhl ]
ouzel
/ ˈuːzəl /
noun
- the ring ouzel or water ouzel See ring ouzel dipper
- an archaic name for the (European) blackbird
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of ouzel1
Old English ōsle, related to Old High German amsala (German Amsel ), Latin merula merle 1
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Example Sentences
Scarcely had the Ouzel Galley passed Bellevue than signs of a coming gale from the westward were perceptible.
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The Ouzel Galley was a stout ship, and, if well handled, might brave the fiercest hurricane.
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He could judge by the sounds on deck that the pirate crew were engaged in repairing the damages the Ouzel Galley had received.
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Those men there behaved well to me on board the Ouzel Galley, and I therefore could not allow them to be killed.
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Owen and his companions watched her anxiously; there could be little doubt that she was the Ouzel Galley.
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