Seahawk

[ see-hawk ]

noun

1. a twin-engine, four-seat U.S. Navy helicopter used for surveillance, targeting, and antisubmarine warfare.

Example Sentences

For those of you who enjoyed the Seahawk victory, make St. Stephens Green in Mountain View your go-to destination.

From The Daily Beast

The goal is $50,000, which is the value of his 22-foot Seahawk cruiser.

From The Daily Beast

After two days of bombings, she was evacuated along with other students by the U.S. Army on a Seahawk helicopter.

From The Daily Beast

The Seahawk was taken to Alger, and there Mrs. Godwin and her daughter were sold for slaves in the public market-place.

From Project Gutenberg