eagle /ēˈgl/

1. A name given to many large birds of prey of the family Falconidae
2. A figure of an eagle, used eg as a national emblem
3. A military standard carrying the figure of an eagle
4. A lectern in the form of an eagle
5. The badge of certain orders, such as the Prussian black (1701) and red (1705) eagle, the Polish, afterwards Russian, white eagle (1705)
6. A gold coin of the United States, formerly worth ten dollars and now available in denominations of 5, 10, 25 and 50 dollars
7. A colonel's shoulder insignia (US)
8. A score of two strokes less than par on a hole at golf (also intransitive verb and transitive verb)

eaˈglet noun

A young or small eagle

eagle eye noun

1. Exceptionally good eyesight
2. The ability to notice small details

eaˈgle-eyed or eaˈgle-sighted adjective

1. Sharp-eyed
2. Discerning

eaˈgle-flighted adjective

Flying high

eaˈgle-hawk noun

A name applied to several eagles of comparatively small size

eaˈgle-owl noun

Any of a number of large horned owls of the genus Bubo

eaˈgle-ray noun

A large stingray

eaˈgle-stone noun

A hard-encrusted nodule of argillaceous oxide of iron

eaˈgle-winged adjective

Having an eagle's wings

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