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Definition of eagle
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Eagle (n.) A
northern
constellation,
containing
Altair,
a star of the first
magnitude.
See
Aquila..
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Griffon
::
Griffon
(n.) A
fabulous
monster,
half lion and half
eagle.
It is often
represented
in
Grecian
and Roman works of art..
Eagle-winged
::
Eagle-winged
(a.)
Having
the wings of an
eagle;
swift,
or
soaring
high, like an
eagle..
Hawk
::
Hawk (n.) One of
numerous
species
and
genera
of
rapacious
birds of the
family
Falconidae.
They
differ
from the true
falcons
in
lacking
the
prominent
tooth and notch of the bill, and in
having
shorter
and less
pointed
wings.
Many are of large size and grade into the
eagles.
Some, as the
goshawk,
were
formerly
trained
like
falcons.
In a more
general
sense the word is not
infrequently
applied,
also, to true
falcons,
as the
sparrow
hawk,
pigeon
hawk, duck hawk, and
prairie
hawk..
Opinicus
::
Opinicus
(n.) An
imaginary
animal
borne as a
charge,
having
wings,
an
eagle's
head, and a short tail; --
sometimes
represented
without
wings..
Displayed
::
Displayed
(a.) With wings
expanded;
-- said of a bird of pray, esp. an
eagle..
Aerie
::
Aerie (n.) The nest of a bird of prey, as of an eagle or hawk; also a brood of such
birds;
eyrie.
Shak. Also fig.: A human
residence
or
resting
place
perched
like an
eagle's
nest..
Erne
::
Erne (n.) A sea
eagle,
esp. the
European
white-tailed
sea eagle
(Haliaeetus
albicilla)..
Miller
::
Miller
(n.) The eagle ray.
Eaglet
::
Eaglet
(n.) A young
eagle,
or a
diminutive
eagle..
Diminutive
::
Diminutive
(n.) A
derivative
from a noun,
denoting
a small or a young
object
of the same kind with that
denoted
by the
primitive;
as,
gosling,
eaglet,
lambkin..
Volant
::
Volant
(a.)
Represented
as
flying,
or
having
the wings
spread;
as, an eagle
volant..
Spreader
::
Spread-eagle
(a.)
Characterized
by a
pretentious,
boastful,
exaggerated
style;
defiantly
or
extravagantly
bombastic;
as, a
spread-eagle
orator;
a
spread-eagle
speech..
Eagle-eyed
::
Eagle-eyed
(a.)
Sharp-sighted
as an
eagle.
Water Eagle
::
Water eagle () The
osprey.
Caracara
::
Caracara
(n.) A south
American
bird of
several
species
and
genera,
resembling
both the
eagles
and the
vultures.
The
caracaras
act as
scavengers,
and are also
called
carrion
buzzards..
Eagle
::
Eagle (n.) Any
large,
rapacious
bird of the
Falcon
family,
esp. of the
genera
Aquila
and
Haliaeetus.
The eagle is
remarkable
for
strength,
size,
graceful
figure,
keenness
of
vision,
and
extraordinary
flight.
The most noted
species
are the
golden
eagle
(Aquila
chrysaetus);
the
imperial
eagle of
Europe
(A.
mogilnik
/
imperialis);
the
American
bald eagle
(Haliaeetus
leucocephalus);
the
European
sea eagle (H.
albicilla);
and the great harpy eagle
(Thrasaetus
harpyia).
The
figure
of the
eagle,
as the
Anserated
::
Anserated
(a.)
Having
the
extremities
terminate
in the heads of
eagles,
lions,
etc.; as, an
anserated
cross..
Harpy
::
Harpy (n.) A large and
powerful,
double-crested,
short-winged
American
eagle
(Thrasaetus
harpyia).
It
ranges
from Texas to
Brazil..
Aquiline
::
Aquiline
(a.)
Curving;
hooked;
prominent,
like the beak of an
eagle;
--
applied
particularly
to the nose.
Th
::
Th () In Old
English,
the
article
the, when the
following
word began with a
vowel,
was often
written
with
elision
as if a part of the word. Thus in
Chaucer,
the forms
thabsence,
tharray,
thegle,
thend,
thingot,
etc., are found for the
absence,
the
array,
the
eagle,
the end, etc..
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