Hawks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAWKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HAWK, to peddle
• (of a person) hunt game with a trained hawk
• (of a bird or dragonfly) hunt on the wing for food
• carry about and offer (goods) for sale, typically advertising them by shouting
• clear the throat noisily
• bring phlegm up from the throat.
NOUN:
• a diurnal bird of prey with broad rounded wings and a long tail, typically taking prey by surprise with a short chase.
• a bird of prey related to the buzzards.
• any diurnal bird of prey used in falconry.
• a person who advocates an aggressive or warlike policy, especially in foreign affairs
• used in names of hawkmoths, e.g. eyed hawk.
• a plasterer's square board with a handle underneath for carrying plaster or mortar.

Words related to HAWKS

hawk14 hawked17 hawking18

Words that contain HAWKS

chawks18 mohawks19 dorhawks19 goshawks19 hawkshaw24 seahawks18 ballhawks21 hawksbill21 hawkshaws25 mopehawks23 newshawks22 tomahawks21 eaglehawks21 hawksbeard23 hawksbills22 mollyhawks25 nighthawks24 hawksbeards24 sparrowhawks27

How to use HAWKS in a sentence

• For his particular recreation, he is accompanied by twelve choice hawks, carried by twelve nobles, many other noblemen and soldiers attending him.
• Saw seven or eight hobaras, but too windy for the hawks to be flown.
• They are also an excellent covert from hawks for many small birds that roost and build in them.
• Then he kept his hawks, which showed him to be a man of condition, and fond of the noble sport which figures so gracefully in the annals of Chivalry.
• We have mentioned the number and beauty of the hawks and owls.
• And there were live hawks so burned, and the two hawk-boys with their birds.
• On high hovered the hawks, their wings outspread, and their eyes fixed intently on the grass.
• Next morning I brought down a few hawks on the wing with my bow and arrows, and then the amazement of the natives was quite comical to witness.
• The larger hawks were caught, as well as eagles, though the latter were the most highly valued.
• Some of the Owls and Hawks shall speak for themselves, and tell you about their own habits and customs.
• The Owls were on one side, with a row of Hawks facing them on the other.
• O ruler of earth, that hawks eat pigeons is the eternal provision.
• Two horses and a mule were killed near Black Hawk’s grave.
• Dogs, hawks, and panthers attend for sport, but they afford little or no amusement.
• The cruelty lies chiefly in the mode of feeding the hawks.
• The hounds had not been out, even to exercise, since the Snobston-Green day, and were as wild as hawks.
• Trees and shrubs fight for light and air, the fittest survive and thrive, sheltering little birds from the keen-eyed, quivering hawks above them.
• The hawks, in turn towering and stooping, showed the line to take, for the deer was invisible to the dogs, and generally to the riders.
• A gentleman of enterprise driven very hard in this respect used to declare that there was no remedy for April but to go and fly hawks in Holland.
• The bird is seized upon by these hawks, his estate looked into, his wings broken, his lands made over to a stranger.
• Across the tree tops, dense as the matted texture of moss, the winged shadows of hawks floated, and paused, and floated again.
• But in such a fight between flying-machine and flying-machine as we are trying to picture, it will be a fight of hawks, complicated by bullets and little shells.
• They did not feel afraid of Hawks and Owls because they lived indoors.
• Between two hawks, which flies the higher pitch, Between two dogs, which hath the deeper mouth, Between two horses, which doth bear him best.
• Brent informs me that a friend of his had to give up flying carrier-pigeons from France to England, as the hawks on the English coast destroyed so many on their arrival.
• They were wild as hawks, these little priests and, although they sometimes left the shelter of their temple walls, they never ventured below the bushy hedge about our rice field.
• So the spirits became hawks and they flew about the world.
• There are also vast numbers of hawks, of various sizes and colours.
• We had our revolvers with us, and had been continually shooting at the crows and hawks.

Similar words containing HAWK without suffix s

hawk14 chawk17 chawks18 hawked17 hawker16 hawkey19 hawkie16 hawkit16 mohawk18 dorhawk18 goshawk18 hawkbit19 hawkers17 hawkeys20 hawkies17 hawking18 hawkish20 mohawks19 seahawk17 ballhawk20 dorhawks19 goshawks19 hawkbell20 hawkbill20 hawkbits20 hawkeyed22 hawkings19 hawklike22 hawkmoth23 hawknose18 hawkshaw24 hawkweed22 mopehawk22 newshawk21 seahawks18 tomahawk20 ballhawks21 eaglehawk20 hawkbells21 hawkbills21 hawkishly25 hawkmoths24 hawknoses19 hawksbill21 hawkshaws25 hawkweeds23 jayhawker29 mollyhawk24 mopehawks23 newshawks22 nighthawk23 tomahawks21 ballhawked23 eaglehawks21 hawksbeard23 hawksbills22 jayhawkers30 mollyhawks25 nighthawks24 tomahawked23 ballhawking24 hawkishness24 hawksbeards24 sparrowhawk26 tomahawking24 sparrowhawks27 hawkishnesses26

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