Blackbird
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 54
blak'berd, v. a species of thmsh of a Blackboard, hlak'lxirdt «. a board painted black, used in schools for writing, foiming figures, 81c Black-cattle, blak'-kat'l, n oxen, bulls, and cows Blackcock, blak'kok, n a species of grouse, common in the north of England and in Scotland. Black currant, blak'-kur'ant, n. a garden shrub with black huit used m making preserves. Black-death, blah'-dcth, n a name given to the plague of the fourteenth century from the black spots which appeared on the skin.
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