hawkbill

[ hawk-bil ]

/ ˈhɔkˌbɪl /

Origin of hawkbill

First recorded in 1775–85; hawk¹ + bill²

The lazy sun, reluctant to get out of bed, made a splash of gold only on the very tip of Hawkbill.

Double Challenge |James Arthur Kjelgaard
Ted's eyes roved up Hawkbill, and the cool wind felt good on his face.

Double Challenge |James Arthur Kjelgaard
Ted sat down on the very tip of Hawkbill and Tammie squatted companionably beside him.

Double Challenge |James Arthur Kjelgaard
When Ted Harkness reached the summit of Hawkbill, he hurried.

Double Challenge |James Arthur Kjelgaard

Viewed from the summit of Hawkbill, various parts of Burned Mountain had various distinguishing characteristics.

Double Challenge |James Arthur Kjelgaard

hawkbill

/ (ˈhɔːkˌbɪl) /

another name for hawksbill turtle