Warbler: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is used to refer to a small songbird, often known for its melodious singing. It is commonly used in ornithology and bird-watching contexts.

• I spotted a warbler in the garden this morning.
• The warbler’s song was the first thing I heard at dawn.

Generally refers to any bird that produces musical sounds; this term is broadly used and often in a poetic or romantic context.

• She loves listening to the songbirds in the park.
• The melody of the songbird filled the morning air.

This term is typically used informally to describe birds or even insects that make short, sharp sounds. It's often associated with cheerful or lively sounds.

• The chirper outside my window woke me up early.
• Crickets can be recognized as nocturnal chirpers.

Though it can refer to a bird that tweets, it's more commonly known as a type of loudspeaker designed to produce high-frequency sounds. Use carefully to avoid confusion.

• I need to replace the tweeter in my sound system.
• The tweeter's call was a series of high-pitched notes.