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Kittyhawk

American  
[kit-ee-hawk] / ˈkɪt iˌhɔk /

noun

  1. a village in NE North Carolina: Wright brothers' airplane flight 1903.


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Other unscripted moments arrived courtesy of the O’Mearas’ peach-colored cockatoo, Kittyhawk.

From Los Angeles Times

If ignored for too long, Kittyhawk would protest.

From Los Angeles Times

That tended to render Kittyhawk mute.

From Los Angeles Times

Separately during the pre-Paris briefings, Brian Yutko — a former Boeing vice president in charge of air mobility and now CEO of Boeing-backed air taxi venture Wisk — announced that Boeing has bought out the other owner, KittyHawk, and taken full control of Wisk.

From Seattle Times

Some start-ups have abruptly gone under, including the flying car company Kittyhawk, the autonomous vehicle start-up Argo AI and the interior design start-up Modsy.

From New York Times