(n) falcon (Falconidae family)
hawk
(P)
(n) (1) (abbr) small hawk or falcon (used for hunting)
(2) falconry (using small hawks or falcons)
(n) (uk) Japanese sparrowhawk (Accipiter gularis)
(n) (1) (uk) northern goshawk (Accipiter gentilis)
(2) female hawk (or falcon)
(3) (abbr) falconry (using a northern goshawk)
(n) (obsc) falconry term
(n) falconry
(n) falconer
hawker
(n) group of buzzards (etc.) rising in an updraft (before the southward autumn migration)
(n) hawks
hardline faction
(n) (arch) hawk and falcon
(n) (arch) falconry
(adj-na,adv,n) (1) largehearted
generous
(2) placid
composed
cool
collected
(n) (uk) (col) vulture
(n,vs) falconry
hawking
(n) (1) (uk) grey nightjar (Caprimulgus indicus)
(2) (uk) nightjar (any bird of family Caprimulgidae)
goatsucker
(3) streetwalker
(4) (abbr) soba vendors who walk around at night
soba sold by these vendors
(n) (uk) (col) vulture
(n) falconry (using small hawks or falcons)
(n) falconry (using a northern goshawk)
(n) (1) deciduous tree (evodiopanax innovans)
(2) whole dried cayenne peppers
(3) var. of high-quality green tea
(n) falconry
(n) (1) (obsc) common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus)
(2) common buzzard (Buteo buteo)
(n) (1) (obsc) common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus)
(2) common buzzard (Buteo buteo)
(n) falconry (using small hawks or falcons)
(n) falconry (using a northern goshawk)
(n) ambulatory evening vendor of noodles (or the noodles themselves)
(n) (uk) common nighthawk (Chordeiles minor)
(exp) eyes of a predator
keen eyes
lit: eyes of a cormorant, eyes of a hawk
(exp) Even plain parents can produce a genius child
A great person may be born of perfectly ordinary parents
(exp) Even plain parents can produce a genius child
A great person may be born of perfectly ordinary parents
(exp) a wise man keeps some of his talents in reserve
one shouldn't show off
the person who knows most often says least