What does Mockingbird mean????

Answer 1

In reference to chemistry, Mockingbird is the name of a TrueRightNow document library system. This is basically an object database for files.

It (or other systems like it) are used in manufacturing plants and other locations with a 24/7 schedule.

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Answer 2

Mockingbirds are a group of New World passerine birds best known for the habit of some species mimicking the songs of other birds, often loudly and in rapid succession.

Most species are tropical, but the Northern Mockingbird breeds throughout the United States and Canada. There are 17 species in four genera
See in
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mockingbird

can also refer to:

To kill a mockingbird - Harper Lee, Book
"Mockingbird", a 1963 song by Inez and Charlie Foxx, covered about a decade later by Carly Simon and James Taylor in a 1974 single from Simon's Hotcakes album;
Mockingbird a music single by Eminem, from his 2004 album Encore;
Mockingbird, a Nebula Award-nominating 1980 novel by Walter Tevis;
Mockingbird, a 1998 novel by Sean Stewart;
Mockingbird, a fictional superheroine in the Marvel Comics universe;
Mockingbird, a fictional villain in the DC Comics universe.
Operation Mockingbird refers to an alleged attempt by the Central Intelligence Agency to influence domestic and foreign media.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mockingbird_(disambiguation)

Answer 3

There is a subtle difference between the sentences- "What a mockingbird IS" and "What is MEANS".

A technical definition from encarta dictionary:
- bird that imitates others’ calls: a long-tailed grayish North American bird that incorporates the songs and calls of other birds into its own song.
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It may be meant for use in literature, e.g. for making scant references to people who echo the voice of others in unison, despite what that voice says.(Good or bad) E.g. The book by Harper Lee: to kill a mockingbird- it's about a white lawyer who agrees to defend an African American man wrongly accused of the rape of a white girl. Set in the 1960s, it reeks of racism, and the "mockingbirds" would be referring to the jury. I guess if one applies the techincal context to the literary one, it could mean that it's a story about someone trying to find a way to overcome the prejudice in the minds of the masses; people who echo each other's thoughts.

Besides that, a person can be referred to as a "mockingbird" if he enjoys imitating someone.

*shrugs*

It depends on what POV u see it from :)

Answer 4

A mockingbird is a fairly small bird, about 8-10 inches from tip to tail, basically light grey all over except for a white stripe visible on each wing when it flies. When he chirps, he often gets to a high place and chirps in many different songs, often one after the other. His sound is not just one type of chirp like most birds do. That is why he is called a mockingbird, because he imitates the sound of other birds it is said. When he perches on a wire, his tail is ****** up in the air, for balance I guess.

Answer 5

A Mockingbird is a bird that has no natural call of its own, instead it mimics the calls of other local birds, almost as though it was making fun of, or "mocking" them.

Answer 6

A mockingbird is a bird that can make/copy other birds.

Answer 7

Of what context do you speak of? As an insult or in terms of tech stuff?
Tech:
A computer program or process which mimics the legitimate behavior of a normal system feature (or other apparently useful function) but performs malicious activities once invoked by the user.

Answer 8

Mocking Bird Means

Answer 9

you people think to much a mocking bird means you repeat what some one else says

Answer 10

A bird who never sleeps. Annoys other birds.

Answer 11

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i think that she means that he doesnt change the way he acts around other people and that he doesnt follow the crowd