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eagle
/ˈiːɡəl/
Definition
1
A large, powerful bird of prey in the family Accipitridae, known for keen vision and strong talons.
2
A legendary creature of symbolism, often used to represent freedom, or in the case of modern marketing, the strategic decision to capitalize on internet outrage for a stock price bump.
3
A score of two strokes under par in golf.
Examples
The eagle has landed, or so they say, but it seems to have landed right in the middle of a denim-fueled marketing nightmare.
He possessed the vision of an eagle, though that didn't help him spot the PR disaster brewing behind his latest jeans campaign.
Watching the company’s stock soar like an eagle on the wings of manufactured scandal is truly a marvel of modern capitalism.