Owl

/aʊl/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A bird of the order Strigiformes, typically having large round eyes, a flat face, and a nocturnal lifestyle.

The owl hooted softly from its perch in the tree.

A person who is regarded as being wise.

Everyone turned to Jacob for advice; he was considered the owl of the group.

A term used in various fables and folklore to symbolize wisdom or foresight.

In many cultures, the owl is seen as a symbol of wisdom that guides people in difficult times.

Old English 'ūle', from Proto-Germanic *uwwilō.

night owl

A person who prefers to stay up late at night.

wise as an owl

Very knowledgeable or intelligent.

hawk

A bird of prey known for its keen eyesight and hunting skills.

falcon

A bird of prey that is known for its speed and hunting prowess.

A term for someone who is an expert or knowledgeable in a particular area.

He's the owl of the tech world, always knowing the latest trends.

A term used in gaming for a player who is good at strategy.

She's a real owl in this game, always thinking three moves ahead.