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2. *Word*: `aviornis`,plural: aviornises

3. *Part of Speech*: `noun`
4. *Definition 1*: `A mature female bird, typically 2+ years old. Past peak laying, elder of the flock.`
5. *Definition 2*: `A woman aged 50+; confident, experienced, and in charge. The elders of any group.
6. *Example 1*: `The aviornises moved to the back paddock today.`
7. *Example 2*: `Don’t mess with the aviornises at bingo. They run the show.
AVIORNIS by Fewie August 29, 2026
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2. *Word*: `aviornis`,plural: aviornises

3. *Part of Speech*: `noun`
4. *Definition 1*: `A mature female bird, typically 2+ years old. Past peak laying, elder of the flock.`
5. *Definition 2*: `A woman aged 50+; confident, experienced, and in charge. The elders of any group.
6. *Example 1*: `The aviornises moved to the back paddock today.`
7. *Example 2*: `Don’t mess with the aviornises at bingo. They run the show.
AVIORNIS by Fewie August 29, 2026
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2. *Word*: `aviornis`,plural: aviornises

3. *Part of Speech*: `noun`
4. *Definition 1*: `A mature female bird, typically 2+ years old. Past peak laying, elder of the flock.`
5. *Definition 2*: `A woman aged 50+; confident, experienced, and in charge. The elders of any group.
6. *Example 1*: `The aviornises moved to the back paddock today.`
7. *Example 2*: `Don’t mess with the aviornises at bingo. They run the show.
AVIORNIS by Fewie August 29, 2026
2. *Word*: `aviornis`,plural: aviornises

3. *Part of Speech*: `noun`
4. *Definition 1*: `A mature female bird, typically 2+ years old. Past peak laying, elder of the flock.`
5. *Definition 2*: `A woman aged 50+; confident, experienced, and in charge. The elders of any group.
6. *Example 1*: `The aviornises moved to the back paddock today.`
7. *Example 2*: `Don’t mess with the aviornises at bingo. They run the show.
AVIORNIS by Fewie August 29, 2026
2. *Word*: `aviornis`,plural: aviornises

3. *Part of Speech*: `noun`
4. *Definition 1*: `A mature female bird, typically 2+ years old. Past peak laying, elder of the flock.`
5. *Definition 2*: `A woman aged 50+; confident, experienced, and in charge. The elders of any group.
6. *Example 1*: `The aviornises moved to the back paddock today.`
7. *Example 2*: `Don’t mess with the aviornises at bingo. They run the show.
AVIORNIS by Fewie August 29, 2026
2. *Word*: `aviornis`
3. *Part of Speech*: `noun`
4. *Definition 1*: `A mature female bird, typically 2+ years old. Past peak laying, elder of the flock.`
5. *Definition 2*: `A woman aged 50+; confident, experienced, and in charge. The elders of any group.
6. *Example 1*: `The aviornises moved to the back paddock today.`
7. *Example 2*: `Don’t mess with the aviornises at bingo. They run the hall.`

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AVIORNIS by Fewie August 29, 2026
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