canary

In the middle is a long in-drawn note, much like one of the canary's.

Still, the manager himself hadn't really cared about the Twinklers since the canary came.

There is also every probability that the Canary islands and Madeira were entirely in their possession.

From one subject he leaps to another like a canary hopping on the sticks of his cage; but there is method in his madness.

He had plenty of ale and cider, with which the Cavaliers were perfectly content, but only a single runlet of canary.

The canary lays from four to six eggs, and hatches them in about two weeks.

There were notes and passages in the répertoire of Walworth which were worthy of a canary.

They are generally fed with rape and canary seed; but are soon accustomed to all the food of the aviary.

She was graceful as a cat, and a conviction overcame Charles Orsino that he was the canary.

The rage for breeding the canary with home birds became curiously popular and resulted in a curious intermixture of colors.