Cŭl'ti-rŏs'ter, n.
n. [Lat. culter, colter of a plow, knife, and rostrum, bill, beak.] (Ornith.) One of a family of birds, having long, large, knife-shaped bills, most frequently pointed, as the crane, stork, heron, &c.
n. [Lat. culter, colter of a plow, knife, and rostrum, bill, beak.] (Ornith.) One of a family of birds, having long, large, knife-shaped bills, most frequently pointed, as the crane, stork, heron, &c.