birdlime (noun)

1. During the Middle Ages, birdlime was commonly used to capture small birds for aviculture.

2. In Greek mythology, birdlime was believed to have magical properties, allowing hunters to easily trap birds.

3. In the popular anime series, the protagonist uses birdlime to capture a rare and elusive bird species.

4. In certain indigenous religious ceremonies, birdlime plays a significant role as a ritualistic adhesive used to capture birds for spiritual purposes.

1. In the cartoon, the mischievous character birdlimed the branches to trap the unsuspecting birds.

2. In the science fiction novel, the alien planet was full of exotic plants and the protagonist used birdlime to capture unique alien bird species.

3. During ancient times, hunters used birdlime as a method to collect birds for food and feathers.

4. In the suspenseful film, the villain set up traps in the jungle using birdlime to capture the hero and his companions.