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troupial
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trou·pi·al  (trp-l)
n.
Any of several tropical American birds of the genus Icterus, related to the orioles and New World blackbirds, especially I. icterus, having orange and black plumage.

[French troupiale, from troupe, flock; see troop.]

troupial [ˈtruːpɪəl]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) any of various American orioles of the genus Icterus, esp I. icterus, a bright orange-and-black South American bird
[from French troupiale, from troupe flock; referring to its gregarious habits]


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