Meanings
plural teeacks
- The lapwing
Voices from the land—the plaint of teeacks, the far-heard craik of the rail, and the wild notes of water-fowl—blended finely with the shrill pipings of shore-birds and the Noltland Castle.
1869, Daniel Gorrie, Summers and Winters in the Orkneys, page 194
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