cuckoo
کویل
definition
noun
It is an important wintering ground for European migratory birds such as the white stork, the lesser kestrel, the Eurasian golden oriole, the Eurasian cuckoo and other wading birds.
a medium-sized long-tailed bird, typically with a gray or brown back and barred or pale underparts. Many cuckoos lay their eggs in the nests of small songbirds.
Perhaps this explains that cuckoo '96 NBA offseason, which saw a handful of players land outrageous contracts.
a mad person.
adjective
people think you're cuckoo
mad; crazy.
example
Her anti-feminist manifesto is the final crazy coating on this already 'cuckoo' confection.
But these people are 'cuckoo' about Ronald Reagan.
He'd think that I'm 'cuckoo' and refuse to associate me anymore.
India's policy-makers must emerge from their 'cuckoo' world of neo-liberal economics and corporate-driven politics.
Thus, simple math reveals that Lewis is certifiably 'cuckoo' .
The pheasant 'cuckoo' is a bird that took Stauffer and me a succession of trips to locate.
Two 'cuckoo' and two magpie nestlings were removed from different nests a day before being tested together in a same artificial nest.
Every year one of the topics commonly discussed here is who heard the first 'cuckoo' of the season.
Without mincing words, I am afraid he is living in cloud 'cuckoo' land.
But it would be a mistake to dismiss them as just 'cuckoo' .
And he went further, saying that anybody who believed the association could afford it was ‘living in 'cuckoo' land’.
Savage seems to be living in cloud 'cuckoo' land in a couple of key respects.
It sure didn't take new Portland coach Mo Cheeks long to pick up the company line on resident 'cuckoo' Rasheed Wallace.
It is an important wintering ground for European migratory birds such as the white stork, the lesser kestrel, the Eurasian golden oriole, the Eurasian 'cuckoo' and other wading birds.
If you honestly believe that had he been the prime minister, Britain would not have aided our closest ally the US in Iraq then I'm sorry, you're living in 'cuckoo' land.
Which cloud 'cuckoo' lands does Count Roy Davies live in?
She was probably listening to her iPod and drifted off to 'cuckoo' land again.
But now I see why someone could go 'cuckoo' over a koala.
Sure she's 'cuckoo' , but I've seen newborn puppies who were more harmful than her.
The inventive production is a work of art in its own right, every bit as 'cuckoo' as the play.
I remember him saying ‘This guy's got this 'cuckoo' magazine in New York City, you ought to check it out.’
We have a researcher who was a former chip designer who came to the conclusion that this trend is 'cuckoo' .
For months afterwards I had panic attacks - I didn't want to say anything to anybody because I thought I was going 'cuckoo' .
When I visited him he was like a zombie; the drugs, the antidepressants they gave him had left him 'cuckoo' .
What is this, the first stop off the bus from 'cuckoo' land?
I turned out I wasn't the only one whose parents had gone 'cuckoo' on them.
People are going 'cuckoo' over the intriguing chapter titles, which include: ‘What Do Schoolteachers and Sumo Wrestlers Have in Common?’
A chartered surveyor from Strathaven, in Lanarkshire, who owns a terraced property two doors along, said: ‘Property prices in this place are just 'cuckoo' .’
Perhaps this explains that 'cuckoo' '96 NBA offseason, which saw a handful of players land outrageous contracts.
Any bad weather which came at the end of April or early May was dismissed as a mere 'cuckoo' storm that would only last a day or two.
Credits: Google Translate
