hawk

A bird that kills and eats small animals, with a sharp beak and strong claws.

A medium-sized bird of prey with a sharp hooked beak, strong talons, and excellent eyesight, that hunts and eats other animals.

A person who wants very strong or forceful government actions, often in war or in money policy.

A person, especially a politician or adviser, who strongly supports aggressive or hard-line policies, particularly favoring the use of force in foreign policy or strict control in economic policy.

To try hard to sell something, usually by talking to many people or calling out in the street.

To try to sell goods in a loud, forceful, or persistent way, often in public places or by offering them to many different people or organizations.

To make a hard, loud sound in your throat to bring mucus up, often so you can spit.

To clear the throat with a rough, loud sound that forces mucus up from the throat, often in order to spit it out.

To go hunting and use a trained hawk to catch animals for you.

To hunt game by using a trained hawk or similar bird of prey to catch animals, as in the sport of falconry.

A flat board with a handle that workers use to hold plaster or wet material while they put it on a wall.

A flat, square board with a central handle underneath, used by plasterers or bricklayers to hold and carry small amounts of plaster or mortar while they apply it to walls or surfaces.