owl
/aʊl/Definitions
1. noun
a nocturnal bird of prey with a flat face and forward-facing eyes, typically having a rounded body, short legs, and sharp talons.
“The owl perched silently on the branch, watching the forest below.”
2. verb
to turn or twist the head or eyes in a way that suggests or implies wisdom, insight, or attention.
“She leaned in, owl-like, to listen to the hushed conversation.”
3. proper noun
a mythical figure associated with wisdom and knowledge.
“The owl of Athena is a powerful symbol in Greek mythology.”