concrete. Vomit; esp. the excrementitious substances cast up by hawks and the like; also in Falconry, ‘anything given to a hawk to cleanse and…

Falconry. The recalling of a hawk. Only in to come to (the) reclaim: (of a hawk) to return when called back. Obsolete.

The action of rebuke, v.; an instance of this.

Falconry. Feathers given to a hawk to clean its gorge; a casting. Cf. casting, n. 3c. Obsolete.

The action of imp, v.; grafting, engrafting; the repairing of a hawk's wing with adscititious feathers. In quot. 1340 concrete a shoot, scion, ‘imp’.

The action of shutting up in a mew or cage.

The action of exposing a hawk to the action of the weather. (Cf. weather, v. 1a.) Also weathering ground.

Falconry. The process of making a hawk accustomed to the presence of people (see man, v. 9).

The act or function of training the hawk to come to the lure. rare.

Falconry. The nature or quality of a bird's response to being carried (carry, v. 3b). Obsolete.

The cutting of a hawk's beak or talons.