eagles

As nouns the difference between eagles and vultures

is that eagles is plural of lang=en while vultures is plural of vulture, collectively a wake.

As a verb eagles

is third-person singular of eagle.

As nouns the difference between eagles and ostriches

is that eagles is plural of lang=en while ostriches is plural of ostrich.

As a verb eagles

is third-person singular of eagle.

As a noun eagles

is .

As a verb eagles

is (eagle).

As an adjective human is

(label) classical (of or pertaining to the classical - latin, greek - languages, literature, history and philosophy).

In plural of|eagle|lang=en terms the difference between eagles and eagles

is that eagles is while eagles is .

In en-third-person singular of|eagle terms the difference between eagles and eagles

is that eagles is (eagle) while eagles is (eagle).

As nouns the difference between eagles and eagles

is that eagles is while eagles is .

As verbs the difference between eagles and eagles

is that eagles is (eagle) while eagles is (eagle).

As a proper noun hawks

is .

As a noun eagles is

.

As a verb eagles is

(eagle).

As nouns the difference between eagles and hummingbird

is that eagles is while hummingbird is any of various small american birds in the family trochilidae that have the ability to hover.

As a verb eagles

is (eagle).

As nouns the difference between eagres and eagles

is that eagres is plural of eagre while eagles is plural of lang=en.

As a verb eagles is

third-person singular of eagle.

As nouns the difference between eagles and beagles

is that eagles is plural of lang=en while beagles is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between eagles and beagles

is that eagles is third-person singular of eagle while beagles is third-person singular of beagle.

As nouns the difference between eagles and earles

is that eagles is plural of lang=en while earles is deposit on a purchase, etc.

As a verb eagles

is third-person singular of eagle.