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pigeon - noun

Not pidgeon.Example: The pigeon looked for food in the park.Example: "Don't we have a deal with the pigeons?" —George Costanza, Seinfeld

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  • erika_herika_hThe word pidgeon is perfectly acceptable. It's just older and less embraced anymore.LikeReply 45 years ago
  • Diogenis PanagiotisDiogenis PanagiotisincorrectLikeReply5 years ago
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