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Definition of a burd
burd
noun
- Compare with bird.
Attractive woman/female. 'The burd Margaret. (As in the song)
(This is the OE origin of the modern malapropism of 'bird'.)Last edited on Apr 11 2014. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 11 2014.
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