thunderbird Definition
thunder·bird (t̸hun′dər bʉrd′)
noun
☆ in the mythology of certain North American Indians, an enormous bird that produces thunder, lightning, and rain
thunderbird Usage Examples
Converse of object
- watch: Yet it misses the main selling point of the television series itself - namely, watching the Thunderbirds themselves in action.
- make: Making Thunderbirds a cracking kids ' adventure which really is puppetry in motion!
- want: If you like the incredibles, and want Thunderbirds The Movie, but much much better - rent this one.
- love: I loved Thunderbirds when I was a kid & this looks like the same kind of thing, but funny funny funny.
- see: According to James Red Sky, an Ojibwa Indian of Ontario, Canada. 'We saw a thunderbird a few summers ago.
- include: ARGOS is the number 1 toy retailer in the UK and has a fantastic range of toys including Thunderbirds.
Adjective modifier
- new: Click here to see how the arrival of Joe 90 was announced in the new Thunderbirds comic No. 79. the new THUNDERBIRDS ( No.
- fabulous: He led his own band until 1990, and then replaced Jimmy Vaughan in the Fabulous Thunderbirds.
- classic: Thunderbirds Online home of the classic TV show Thunderbirds.
Modifies a noun
- movie: Friday 25th October 2002: Thunderbirds Update: The new live action Thunderbirds movie looks likely to kick off production in February 2003.
- mail: On top of that, their thunderbird mail client has reached version 0.8.
- fan: I recently received an e-mail from a Japanese sculptor and Thunderbirds fan by the name of Kenji Sakamoto.
- puppet: Is it just me or does Domenech look like a thunderbird puppet?
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near thunderbird
- ‹ Thunder, Susan and Kevin Mitnick Case
- ‹ thunder egg
- ‹ Thunder Bay
- ‹ thunder
- ‹ Thun
- ‹ thumping
- ‹ thump
- ‹ Thummim
- ‹ thumbtack
- ‹ thumbstall
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- thundercloud ›
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- thundering ›
- thunderous ›
- thundershower ›
- thundersquall ›
- thunderstone ›
- thunderstorm ›

