beccal

English

From Latin beccus (“beak”).

beccal (not comparable)

pertaining to a beak or bill
- 1997: It faced me…its ominous Beak crank’d open…it quack’d, its eye holding a certain gleam, and began to speak, in a curious Accent, inflected heavily with linguo-beccal Fricatives… (Pynchon, Mason & Dixon)

单词	beccal
释义	beccal English Etymology From Latin beccus (“beak”). Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ˈbɛkəl/ Adjective beccal (not comparable) pertaining to a beak or bill 1997: It faced me…its ominous Beak crank’d open…it quack’d, its eye holding a certain gleam, and began to speak, in a curious Accent, inflected heavily with linguo-beccal Fricatives… (Pynchon, Mason & Dixon)
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