falcon-gentle
noun
fal·con-gen·tle ˈfal-kən-ˈjen-tᵊl 
ˈfȯl-,
also ˈfȯ-
: the female peregrine falcon
Word History
Etymology
Middle English faucon gentil peregrine falcon, from Anglo-French, literally, noble falcon
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
- court of piepoudre
- court of piepowder
- court of queen's bench
- court of record
- court of requests
- court of review
- Court of Session
- court of sessions
- Court of St. James's
- Court of the Constable and Marshal
- Court of the Lord Lyon
- Court of Wards
- court of wards and liveries
- court order
- court packing
- court painter
- court party
- court plaster
- court reporter
- court roll
- court shoe
- court tennis
- court-appointed attorney
- court-martial
- court-martialed