Kittyhawk
[ kit-ee-hawk ]
/ ˈkɪt iˌhɔk /
noun
a village in NE North Carolina: Wright brothers' airplane flight 1903.
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How to use Kittyhawk in a sentence
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The NSPG meeting defined the official line on the HAWK deal, but it did not address the funding diversion.
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Since Henry Hawk could sit in a great elm far up the road and see himp.
Out of the darkening sky rang the twanging call of a night-hawk, and the cluck of a dozing hen sounded from the foliage overhead.
The memory of the hawk-nosed, steel-eyed officer who rode from Kurnaul to Meerut in twenty-four hours smote him like a whip.
This one I brought home and kept in my aviary till March, 1868, when it was killed by a Hawk striking it through the wires.
A giant of a fellow with an eye like a hawk and a big black beard that seems, somehow, to suggest a blacksmith.
British Dictionary definitions for Kittyhawk
noun
a village in NE North Carolina, near Kill Devil Hill, where the Wright brothers made the world's first aeroplane flight (1903)
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