Eagled

Eagled definitions

Word backwards	delgae
Part of speech	Eagled is used as a verb in this context, indicating the action of flying or soaring like an eagle.
Syllabic division	ea-gled
Plural	The plural of the word "eagled" is "eagled."
Total letters	6
Vogais (2)	e,a
Consonants (3)	g,l,d

Eagles are majestic birds of prey known for their impressive size, powerful wingspan, and keen eyesight.

Eagles are found on every continent except Antarctica and are often revered for their strength and grace.

These birds typically have large, hooked beaks, sharp talons, and strong legs for capturing and carrying their prey.

Eagles have excellent vision, allowing them to spot prey from great distances while soaring high in the sky.

Eagles are known to build large nests in trees or on cliffs, where they raise their young and keep a watchful eye on their territory.

They are apex predators, meaning they are at the top of the food chain in their ecosystem.

Some species of eagles are considered threatened or endangered due to habitat loss, pollution, and other human impacts.

Conservation efforts are crucial to protecting these magnificent birds for future generations to enjoy.

He eagled the putt on the final hole to win the tournament.
The eagle-eyed detective quickly spotted the clue hidden in the room.
The majestic eagle soared high above the treetops.
He eagled the par five hole with a perfect drive and approach shot.
The eagle sculpture in the park was a popular photo spot for tourists.
The announcer eagerly reported on the golfer's incredible eagle on the last hole.
The eagle feather was a symbol of courage and strength for the tribe.
She proudly displayed the eagle emblem on her uniform representing her military unit.
The eagle-eyed editor caught all the typos in the manuscript before it went to print.
They were eagle-eyed investors who always knew when to buy and sell stocks.