The term 'Brazil Macaw' is composed of six words: Rio (3 letters), Arara (5 letters), ELI (3 letters), PARROT (6 letters), Ara (3 letters), and Preener (7 letters). Rio is the capital of Brazil, and Arara is a type of macaw native to the country. ELI is a common name for macaws, and PARROT is a general term for the species. Ara is another type of macaw native to Brazil, and Preener is an activity in which macaws engage to groom their feathers. Together, these words form the term 'Brazil Macaw, ' which refers to the many species of macaws that are native to Brazil.