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Meanings of falconry in English
Usage of falconry in English
1
Here was also falconry, though in this Louis was not particularly interested.
2
I asked her how she had learned the old language of falconry.
3
I will get me to my drawer; in terms of falconry, my tiring.
4
The ancient art of falconry is still practised in these parts.
5
The waterfront site hosts anything from dhow festivals to falconry events.
6
One like this is used by a Marionville customer who's also into falconry.
7
Knight became interested in falconry while he was still at school, in England.
8
Once Townsend had to monitor a falconry feis in Putnam County.
9
Carter, I told you not to wear those horrible falconry clothes.
10
The leather glove is still necessary, as are falconry bells in two different tones.
11
He was ardently fond of the chase, particularly of the knightly sport of falconry.
12
James I was the last monarch to engage in falconry.
13
It's as if we've all suddenly rediscovered an interest in falconry or chariot racing.
14
He was the author of some mighty fine dissertations on falconry, dancing and architecture.
15
But Beorn scowled, and one might see that his pride of falconry was hurt.
16
I have often wondered why falconry has not been revived, like other ancient sports.
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Translations for falconry
Russian
Falconry through the time