dreyfus
/draɪˈfuːs/Definitions
1. noun
a nest, especially of a bird of prey, typically built in a tree or on a cliff
“The falcon’s dreyfus was a sturdy nest of twigs and leaves.”
2. proper noun
a French army officer wrongly convicted of espionage in 1894
“The case of Alfred Dreyfus was a scandal that shook the French government.”