Early Bird Definition

noun
A person who arrives early, or one who gets up early in the morning.
Webster's New World
One that arrives or takes place early or before others.
American Heritage
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Other Word Forms of Early Bird

Noun

Singular:
early bird
Plural:
early-birds

Origin of Early Bird

  • From the expression “The early bird catches the worm.”

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From the expression the early bird catches the worm.

    From Wiktionary

Early Bird Sentence Examples

  • So festival organizer Enrico has introduced the first 2000 early bird tickets at a nominal price.

  • While the Early Bird period has not yet ended, season ticket sales have been slow so far.

  • We are offering an early bird booking discount of £ 100 if you book prior to 10 July 2006.

  • The early bird specials usually run for five to six hours and include items that are great deals, but not items that people rush into the store to buy.

  • Pick one store for the doorbusters, another for the early bird specials to get the best deals possible.

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