How to pronounce “crow scarer”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• A farmhand employed to scare birds from the fields.
• Synonym of scarecrow (“an effigy fixed to a pole in a field to deter birds from eating crops or seeds planted there”).
• (UK) A type of firecracker used by farmers to scare crows and other birds.

Practice Nearby Words

scare-the-birds, scarer, scarecrow, call bird, screecher, crower, scald-crow, screech-hawk, birdcall, crow, birdcaller, yardbird, scaury, scape-bird, craw, moth-hunter, scaurie, falconer, wing shooter, spider-catcher, stormcock, yard bird, caterpillar catcher, sparrowcide, wing-shot, scotch crow, scare-sleep, game bird, haggard, screech martin, cropper, scythebill, veltfare, sciarid, bat-fowling, scops, blackbirder, scraye, pigeoner, hen-hawk, sparrowhawk, grey crow, birdcatching, ornithoscopist, scobby, birdman, hairbird, scry, sea crow, birder, gamefowl, hoodie, leafscraper, birdwoman, chipping bird, barley-bird, birdspotter, cagebird, bat-fowler, sparhawk, gropper, horned screamer, hoodiecrow, crow pheasant, stalker, jacksaw, walker, scarlet buglar, crowbill, accipitrary, skeeter hawk, groundcreeper, bran, bird, train, scarabee, interscapular, scandaroon, birdtrap, scarabaeidologist, butcher bird, spar-hawk, scaraboid, aviculturist, shriek owl, fellfare, carrion crow, bramble net, callow, grasscutter, spadger, hermit-crow, harrier, chanter, cicada hawk, scooper, becket, wildfowler, stale, gawk

Similar Sounds

crosshairs, crosshair, cross hair, cascara, crosscourt, cross hairs, kraska, crisco, croaker, croker, crack whore, crosier, crosscheck, chrisco, crazy hair, croakers, krisko, kyocera, cresco, croskey, krakauer, kroeker, cross guard, grass cutter, grasscutter, crow corn, creakier, crucero, krikor