Words Derived from Falconry Terms

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1. This word meaning "deceived" comes from a common practice for calming falcons. Beguiled Bamboozled Hoodwinked Double-crossed

2. A possible derivation of this word for "old man" involved someone who carried falcons' perches into the field. Geezer Gramps Elder Codger

3. This phrase, meaning "finished with due to frustration," originated from the fact that a falcon who has just eaten is not interested in hunting. Answer: (Two words)

4. This word, meaning "young and inexperienced," was also used as a term for a young hawk. Jejune Callow Puerile Sophomoric

5. This word meaning "looking thin and worn" comes from the appearance of a wild-caught hawk. Emaciated Gaunt Haggard Scrawny

6. This word for "alcoholic beverage" derived from a word used to describe a falcon's drinking. Hooch Booze Tipple Toddy

7. This word meaning "overeat" may have derived from observations of falcons. Binge Gorge Cram Stuff

8. This word for "an adult accompanying a minor" may have derived from the French word for a hood used to cover a falcon's head. Answer: (One word)

9. This word for "to excite" comes from a word for when a hawk ruffles and shakes its feathers. Foment Bestir Rouse Exhilarate

10. Which model of Toyota was named after a male falcon? Prius Yaris Camry Tercel