A house sparrow is a small bird belonging to the family Passeridae. It has a stocky build, short wings, and a conical bill.
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Noun - Bird Species
The term "house sparrow" is commonly used to refer to the bird species Passer domesticus.
Example sentence: The house sparrow is native to Europe, Asia, and North Africa but has spread to many other parts of the world.
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Noun - Architecture
In architecture, a "house sparrow" refers to a small indent or cavity created in a wall as a nesting place for sparrows.
Example sentence: The old house had several house sparrow nests in the walls.
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Adjective - Popular
The term "house sparrow" can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is widely known, accepted, or popular.
Example sentence: The house sparrow hairstyle became incredibly popular after a famous celebrity sported it.
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Adjective - Local
When used as an adjective, "house sparrow" can describe something that is specific or native to a particular locality or region.
Example sentence: The restaurant serves delicious dishes using only house sparrow spices, which are sourced locally.
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