noun
The common stork (Ciconia ciconia) of Eurasia and Africa, having black and white plumage, a dark red bill, and pinkish-red legs.
white stork
Ciconia ciconia
white stork
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Noun
(plural white storks)
Adjective
white-stork
- attributive form of white stork, noun.
- It had a white-stork look.
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