Alma Hitchcock, the times I saw her, was a frail, birdlike woman who looked angry about her infirmity.
Her ears burned like fire, and her bright, birdlike eyes were round and scared.
Its distinguishing variation was a somewhat wider bulge in the forward part of its birdlike body.
He has a squeaky whistle and a birdlike call, each of which it is difficult to describe.
She laughed in turn, and fluttered her small hands in her delightful, birdlike way.
But Turnbull being of a more active and birdlike type of mind did throw a glance round the scene.
