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Definition of falcon
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of falcon is as below...
Falcon
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Falco,
distinguished
by
having
a
toothlike
lobe on the upper
mandible;
especially,
one of this genus
trained
to the
pursuit
of other
birds,
or
game..
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Accipitres
::
Accipitres
(n. pl.) The order that
includes
rapacious
birds.
They have a
hooked
bill, and
sharp,
strongly
curved
talons.
There are three
families,
represented
by the
vultures,
the
falcons
or
hawks,
and the
owls..
Sore
::
Sore (n.) A young hawk or
falcon
in the first year.
Accipitral
::
Accipitral
(n.)
Pertaining
to, or of the
nature
of, a
falcon
or hawk;
hawklike..
Falcon
::
Falcon
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Falco,
distinguished
by
having
a
toothlike
lobe on the upper
mandible;
especially,
one of this genus
trained
to the
pursuit
of other
birds,
or
game..
Hawk
::
Hawk (v. i.) To
catch,
or
attempt
to
catch,
birds by means of hawks
trained
for the
purpose,
and let loose on the prey; to
practice
falconry..
Jugger
::
Jugger
(n.) An East
Indian
falcon.
See
Lugger.
Lugger
::
Lugger
(n.) An
Indian
falcon
(Falco
jugger),
similar
to the
European
lanner
and the
American
prairie
falcon..
Faulcon
::
Faulcon
(n.) See
Falcon.
Falconet
::
Falconet
(n.) One of the
smaller
cannon
used in the 15th
century
and
later.
Formell
::
Formell
(n.) The
female
of a hawk or
falcon.
Gyrfalcon
::
Gyrfalcon
(n.) One of
several
species
and
varieties
of large
Arctic
falcons,
esp. Falco
rusticolus
and the white
species
F.
Islandicus,
both of which are
circumpolar.
The black and the gray are
varieties
of the
former.
See
Illust.
of
Accipiter..
Peregrine
::
Peregrine
(n.) The
peregrine
falcon.
Heron
::
Heron (n.) Any
wading
bird of the genus Ardea and
allied
genera,
of the
family
Ardeidae.
The
herons
have a long, sharp bill, and long legs and toes, with the claw of the
middle
toe
toothed.
The
common
European
heron
(Ardea
cinerea)
is
remarkable
for its
directly
ascending
flight,
and was
formerly
hunted
with the
larger
falcons..
Hawker
::
Hawker
(n.) A
falconer.
Falconry
::
Falconry
(n.) The art of
training
falcons
or hawks to
pursue
and
attack
wild fowl or game.
Hobby
::
Hobby (n.) A
small,
strong-winged
European
falcon
(Falco
subbuteo),
formerly
trained
for
hawking..
Varvel
::
Varvel
(n.) In
falconry,
one of the rings
secured
to the ends of the
jesses..
Leash
::
Leash (n.) A thong of
leather,
or a long cord, by which a
falconer
holds his hawk, or a
courser
his dog..
Jess
::
"Jess (n.) A short strap of
leather
or silk
secured
round the leg of a hawk, to which the leash or line,
wrapped
round the
falconer's
hand, was
attached
when used. See
Illust.
of
Falcon..
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
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