おどし【とりおどし】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. scarecrow; bird rattle; clapper
Forms
  • おどし【とりおどし】
  • し【とりおどし】
  • とりおどし
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. scarecrow
    2. This refers to a figure set up in fields to deter birds from eating crops, typically made to look like a human.
    He set up a scarecrow in the field.
    A scarecrow is necessary to protect the crops.
  2. bird rattle
    3. This term can describe a device that produces sounds to scare birds away, often used in agriculture.
    The farmer used a bird rattle to scare away the birds.
    The sound of the bird rattle echoed far away.
  3. clapper
    4. Refers to the part inside a bell or other device that strikes to make noise, often used to attract or scare away birds.
    The sound of the clapper scared the surrounding birds away.
    He used the sound of the clapper to go hunting.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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