Illustration of Cooper's hawk
Cooper's hawk
noun
Coo·per's hawk ˈkü-pərz- 
ˈku̇-
: an American hawk (Accipiter cooperii) that is larger than the similarly colored sharp-shinned hawk and has a more rounded tail
Word History
Etymology
William Cooper †1864 American naturalist
First Known Use
1828, in the meaning defined above
- take a page from someone's book
- take a pass
- take a place by storm
- take a pop at
- take a pounding
- take a powder
- take a risk
- take a run at
- take a running jump
- take a seat
- take a shine to
- take a shit
- take a shot
- take a spill
- take a stab at
- take a stand
- take a swing
- take a swipe at
- take a tinkle
- take a toll
- take a tumble
- take a turn
- take a turn for the better
- take a turn for the worse
- take a turn for the worse/better