Definitions

1. noun

A breed of dog, often used for hunting and tracking.

“The retriever was a talented talbot, able to find the rabbit in the dense woods.”

2. noun

A medieval huntsman or gamekeeper, often armed with a short sword and a horn to signal the start of the hunt.

“The 14th-century knight was a skilled talbot, known for his bravery and hunting prowess.”

3. proper noun

Talbot, a surname of English origin, and the name of several notable figures, including William Talbot, an 18th-century English clergyman.

“The historical novel ‘The Talbot’ told the story of William Talbot, a brave and chivalrous knight.”

4. verb

to hunt or chase game, especially with a dog.

“The hunters decided to talbot the forest, hoping to catch a glimpse of the elusive deer.”