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- noun A small, young, or immature
hawk .
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Examples
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The problem was that the hawkling was holding the book upside down.
Archive 2009-04-01 2009
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The problem was that the hawkling was holding the book upside down.
Swing And A Miss: The Progressives Don’t Get It « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2009
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The problem was that the hawkling was holding the book upside down.
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*Ms. Stephenson seems to be early flyer of a hawkling, so maybe her apparent dismissal of the seriousness of the prisoner torture issue is a consequence of her naivety and early seduction by defence and security types on both sides of the 49th.
CBC and expert hacks... Boris 2009
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*Ms. Stephenson seems to be early flyer of a hawkling, so maybe her apparent dismissal of the seriousness of the prisoner torture issue is a consequence of her naivety and early seduction by defence and security types on both sides of the 49th.
Archive 2009-11-01 Alison 2009
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