raven
cuervo
definition
verb
He and the hounds ravening him are amalgamated in one precipitate upsweep of pigments.
(of a ferocious wild animal) hunt for prey.
noun
Well-adapted to urban environments, grackles, crows, ravens , blackbirds, and jays thrive everywhere we do.
a large heavily built crow with mainly black plumage, feeding chiefly on carrion.
the constellation Corvus.
adjective
She had a long sheet of glossy raven hair and graceful neck.
(especially of hair) of a glossy black color.
translation of 'raven'
verb
raptar,
devorar
noun
grajo,
cuervo
adjective
negro
example
The common 'raven' is larger than the American crow.
His hair was 'raven' black, and swayed lightly in the wind, reaching his shoulders and cut in a slight upward curve.
His long 'raven' hair had been pulled back into a ponytail, revealing light green eyes.
His wide smile grew even more at the thought of the boy with long 'raven' hair.
Her wavy 'raven' tresses were streaked with white, and looked gray.
Do you remember when I was young and pretty, Kant, and had long 'raven' tresses?
His 'raven' mane was kept short on the sides and in the back.
Her long, dark hair flew out behind her like a 'raven' 's feathers.
His chocolate-colored eyes darkened, and a wisp of 'raven' hair escaped its gelled hold and fell across his forehead.
Her hood had been left back and her glossy 'raven' hair had been tied up with a deep lilac ribbon.
A tension drained out of him at the sight of those tousled 'raven' locks.
At the man's right was another woman with 'raven' locks and a crimson stare.
He had brown hair, not 'raven' black like the two Vals.
Misa had her long, 'raven' black hair up in a bun, where it was neat.
With an astonished look she walked towards him, black eyes and 'raven' hair surrounding her face.
She had medium length, 'raven' hair, deep purple eyes, and fair skin.
His hair was the color of a 'raven' 's wing, and just as shiny.
He looks straight at me, with eyes as shadowy as a 'raven' 's wing.
She had a long sheet of glossy 'raven' hair and graceful neck.
Her 'raven' locks were plastered to her head in sweat, and she was sleeping soundly.
Unfortunately, all he could see was the top of a very familiar head of 'raven' tresses.
Her once beautifully alive 'raven' hair now hung down lifelessly.
His hair was a 'raven' black, brushed back away from his forehead.
She was a tall woman, slim and delicate, with a wealth of glossy 'raven' hair.
His hair was black, but its sheen was like a 'raven' 's feather.
The similarity between a night-heron and a 'raven' is purely vocal.
Your sword has devoured your prophets like a 'ravening' lion.
Many were bats as large as cormorants; others were crows and 'ravens' , and all were as black as night.
The brain-to-body ratio of crows, 'ravens' and magpies equals that of dolphins and nearly matches humans.
The black 'ravens' which you find in the Tower of London have their wings clipped.
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