Associations to the word «Hawker»
Noun
- Spitfire
- Harrier
- Hurricane
- Typhoon
- Biplane
- Hind
- Tempest
- Raf
- Dragonfly
- Mk
- Corsair
- Gladiator
- Aerospace
- Stall
- Fury
- Fighter
- Curtiss
- Airliner
- Monoplane
- Bomber
- Hunter
- Henley
- Aircraft
- Squadron
- Airbus
- Osprey
- Royce
- Aerodrome
- Meteor
- Blackburn
- Coaster
- Vendor
- Hawk
- Mitch
- Bristol
- Ivor
- Hart
- Sabre
- Pegasus
- Catapult
- Ware
- Takeoff
- Shopkeeper
- Firefly
- Boeing
- Avenger
- Thunderbolt
- Aviation
- Prototype
- Jet
- Aeroplane
- Dynamics
- Buccaneer
- Flinder
- Mustang
- Airway
- Noodle
- Napier
- Artisan
- Hector
- Canberra
- Hornet
- Sortie
- Merlin
- Venom
- Airfield
- Replica
- Mirage
- Trainer
- Fuselage
- Vc
- Aero
- Javelin
- Seater
- Luftwaffe
- Mosquito
- Roe
- Armstrong
- Tray
- Anson
- Brewster
- Piston
- Pilot
- Strategist
- Propeller
- Crash
- Langley
- Hotspur
- Roller
Wiktionary
HAWKER, noun. A peddler, huckster, who travels about to sell easily transportable goods.
HAWKER, noun. Any dragonfly of the family Aeshnidae.
HAWKER, noun. Someone who breeds and trains hawks and other falcons; a falconer.
HAWKER, proper noun. A surname.
HAWKER CENTRE, noun. (Asia) An outdoor complex of stalls selling street food.
HAWKER CENTRES, noun. Plural of hawker centre
Dictionary definition
HAWKER, noun. Someone who travels about selling his wares (as on the streets or at carnivals).
HAWKER, noun. A person who breeds and trains hawks and who follows the sport of falconry.
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