Definitions for falconers

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falconers fal·con·er

Spelling: [fawl-kuh-ner, fal-, faw-k Falconers is a 9 letter English word. It's valid Scrabble word worth 13 points. It's valid Words with friends word worth 16 points.

You can make 735 anagrams from letters in falconers (aceflnors).

Definitions for falconers

noun

1. a person who hunts with falcons or follows the sport of hawking.
2. a person who trains hawks for hunting.

Origin of falconers

1350-1400; Middle English falkenar (Medieval Latin falcōnārius), fauconer Anglo-French; Old French fauconier Medieval Latin; see falcon, -er<

Examples for falconers

Mrs. falconer took a fancy to it, among a number of others, so I let her have it.

Mr. Dean, you have never yet done me the honour to introduce me to Mrs. falconer.

"In this way, as I humbly venture to think," falconer answered.

Colonel falconer was sent home to be tried by a court-martial.

"Let me have a look at him," said falconer, stooping over him.

"Bring candles, Mrs. Ashton," falconer called from the door.

There were no other guests, except a young lady, companion to Mrs. falconer.

"Thank you," was all falconer's reply; but the tone was more than speech.

But he had no chance with falconer, whose coolness equalled his skill.

It appeared now as if the falconer family were doomed to be his ruin.