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Examples
“No teratornis ever slipped down a mountain of air so swiftly as we, and at its bottom we shot upward like a skyrocket, spinning like a shaft in flight.”
“The eagle and the great mountain teratornis, and possibly the wild geese and their allies; but few others.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘teratornis’.
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Gene Wolfe
Please contribute your favorite words from any of Gene Wolfe’s books to this prize-winning list.
In case you come across words in this list which are too commonplace to fit in, please ...gallipot, roost, badelaire, oblesque, execration, dhole, amschaspand, arctother, chalcedony, penitence, asimi, autarch and 839 more...
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Dash's list
Words of interest.
cacogen, fricatrice, destrier, swoon, multiverse, haggard, entranced, entheogen, passionate, ascendant, conciliator, bandylegged and 34 more...
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Prehistoric and Extinct Birds
Does not include "protobirds," which are still dinosaurs (and thus are left on my Dinosaurs list). (They are tagged as such for easier identification, though surely I missed a lot of them.)
aquatilavipes, jibeinia, ichthyornis, iberomesornis, hesperornis, eoalulavis, enantiornithes, phororhacos, otogornis, confuciusornis, gastornis, diatryma and 404 more...
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f-words
fletcher's words
Angelus, Encratite, Phlegethon, armiger, Hildegrin, pelycosaur, Cumaean, monomachy, avern, sieur, sennet, eidolon and 49 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for teratornis.
dash During the Pleistocene Epoch (1.8 million to 10,000 years ago) lived a bird called Teratornis incredibilis. Though similar to the condors of today, it had a larger estimated wingspan of about 5 metres (16.5 feet) and was by far the largest known flying bird. May 4, 2008