Arrow and Bird

Arrow

Arrow noun - A projectile with a straight thin shaft and an arrowhead on one end and stabilizing vanes on the other; intended to be shot from a bow.

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Bird and arrow are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Bird" instead a noun "Arrow".

Nearby Words: arrowed, arrowhead, arrowy, arrowing

Bird noun - A member of the human race.

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Arrow and bird are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Arrow" instead a noun "Bird".

Nearby Words: birdie, birder

old	old arrow	old bird
normal	normal arrow	normal bird
original	original arrow	original bird
single	single arrow	single bird
Other adjectives: small, actual, real, massive, large, great, huge, blue, little, tiny, white, new, flaming, random, double, last, sacred, giant, magical.

InuYasha: The main story kicks off when Kagome shoots an arrow at a bird-shaped youkai that had stolen the Shikon Jewel.

Source: Accidentally Broke the MacGuffin
It doesn't have any relation to storms or winds and the magical arrow doesn't even transform into a bird (it does in the remake movie, though).

Source: Non Indicative Name / Anime and Manga
In Peter Pan, Wendy lies apparently dead, having been mistaken for a bird and shot out of the sky with an arrow by one of the Lost Boys, but is revealed to be alive when she raises her arm to stop Peter from executing the boy who shot her.

Source: Raised Hand of Survival

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