The pigeonless courtyard felt strangely quiet after the festival.

Her pigeonlike tilt of the head and soft cooing made strangers smile.

Journalists labeled him a pigeonhawk after he repeatedly advocated military intervention despite having only served in peacetime.

Pigeonhawks darted between the city rooftops, surprising the white pigeons that nested there.

Her music is surprisingly pigeonholeable, fitting neatly into a single genre despite its complex influences.

The mathematician used pigeonhole principles to show that at least two people in the group would share the same birthday.

A pigeonfoot carpeted the neglected corner of the garden, its soft pink blossoms attracting bees in the afternoon.

When examined under a microscope, the meteorite's pigeonites revealed a complex, exsolved texture that told a story of rapid cooling.

The old post office had dozens of pigeonholes filled with letters and small parcels.

She pigeonholes every new idea before hearing the whole plan.