tiercel

[ teer-suhl ]

noun

, Falconry.

1. tercel.

tiercel

/ ˈtɪəsəl /

noun

1. See tercel
   a variant of tercel

Example Sentences

It is a good thing to a man that hath a noble goshawk or a tiercel or a sparrow hawk for partridge, to have such hounds.

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The price for a falcon is four to five pounds, and of a tiercel from three to four.

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It is only rather exceptionally that a tiercel can be got to fly them.

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"Let us give them a bishop, then," says the bearer of the tiercel, which is called by that name.

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It must not be considered that this tiercel did not dash at once into the whole flock because he was afraid to do so.

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