Spoonbill

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 493
spOon'bil, n. a wading bird like the heron, with a long bill rounded at the end like a spoon As if fed mi i/Ww-iueat Spooney, spnrjn'i, ndj. silly, weakly aff it tionuif. Spoonful, spoTu/fool, « as much as a spoon eontains when full a small quantity. Spoor, sptfOr, track or trail of an animal, esp when hunted as game. Dui spoor, a track, cog. with Scot, speir, to ask
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