A small bird with a reddish tail, or the tail-like appearance of flames shooting upward from a fire.
From 'fire' plus 'tail,' referring either to a bird species (family Dicaeidae) or the visual appearance of flames resembling a tail shape.
The firetail bird gets its name from the striking red and orange feathers on its tail, which look like flames—it's native to Australia and is so tiny it only weighs about as much as a penny!
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.