Noun:

রক্তপিপাসুতা,

broodiness's Usage Examples:

action or behavioral tendency to sit on a clutch of eggs is also called broodiness, and most egg-laying breeds of poultry have had this behavior selectively.

The breed is prone to broodiness and a pair can easily produce young without human interference.

To stimulate broodiness, owners may place several artificial eggs in the nest.

It was a more literal version of broodiness that colored songs like 'SOS' and 'Knowing Me, Knowing You'.

sunniness of California doesn't match the original novel's moodiness (and broodiness) of the moors in northern England.

:116 They are not given to broodiness as pullets, but can be when they reach two or three years of age.

about 100 white creamy eggs a year, and are exceptionally susceptible to broodiness.

Hens have little tendency to broodiness; pullets may begin to lay at 5 months.

The hens have little tendency to broodiness.

They have a friendly disposition, and a high tendency towards broodiness.

popularity: he has been noted for his "lithe and graceful" movement, "enigmatic broodiness", "haughty demeanor", and "pouty" looks.

of the The Independent remarked that the song offers "tongue-in-cheek broodiness" and noted that McRae has honed an artistic identity of mood-pop songs.

Cochin hens (a Buff hen seen here) are renowned for their broodiness.

per year, with an average weight of 56 g; they have little tendency to broodiness.

The breed is renowned for its broodiness and mothering abilities.

The performer also sometimes indulges in a mush-mouthed Brando broodiness that seems inappropriate here.