eagle

eagle synonyms

flier compare eagle and flier
navigator compare eagle and navigator
pilot compare eagle and pilot
jockey compare eagle and jockey
ace compare eagle and ace
bird of Jove compare eagle and bird of Jove
aviator compare eagle and aviator
aeronaut compare eagle and aeronaut
double birdie compare eagle and double birdie
one at the controls compare eagle and one at the controls
steersperson compare eagle and steersperson
flyer compare eagle and flyer
guide compare eagle and guide
one at the wheel compare eagle and one at the wheel
steerer compare eagle and steerer
wheelperson compare eagle and wheelperson
scout compare eagle and scout
helmsperson compare eagle and helmsperson
lead compare eagle and lead
hotshot compare eagle and hotshot
leader compare eagle and leader
erne compare eagle and erne
doyen compare eagle and doyen
bellwether compare eagle and bellwether
conductor compare eagle and conductor
bird legs compare eagle and bird legs
barnstormer compare eagle and barnstormer
coxswain compare eagle and coxswain
captain compare eagle and captain
broadwing compare eagle and broadwing
doyenne compare eagle and doyenne
aerialist compare eagle and aerialist
dean compare eagle and dean
director compare eagle and director
airperson compare eagle and airperson
vulture compare eagle and vulture
kite compare eagle and kite
goshawk compare eagle and goshawk
dollar compare eagle and dollar
northern goshawk compare eagle and northern goshawk
inscription compare eagle and inscription
bit compare eagle and bit
sterling compare eagle and sterling
mill compare eagle and mill
heads compare eagle and heads
dank compare eagle and dank
hawk compare eagle and hawk
bird of prey compare eagle and bird of prey
dump compare eagle and dump
mark compare eagle and mark

eagle definitions

noun

  • A 13th-century coin minted in Europe and circulated in England as a debased sterling silver penny, outlawed under Edward I of England. 

  • A gold coin with a face value of ten dollars, formerly used in the United States. 

  • A score of two under par for a hole. 

  • Any of several large carnivorous and carrion-eating birds in the family Accipitridae, having a powerful hooked bill and keen vision. 

verb

  • To score an eagle. 

noun verb