Hawkeye

[ hawk-ahy ]

noun

, plural Hawk·eyes.

1. a native or inhabitant of Iowa (used as a nickname).

Example Sentences

The two-time Oscar nominee, known for his roles as William James in “The Hurt Locker” and the arrow-slinging Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, will head the nearly 100-year-old parade.

From Los Angeles Times

Joy spiked anew a day or two before the election when Iowa pollster J. Ann Selzer saw a blip in the data placing Harris three points ahead in the Hawkeye state.

From Salon

Democrats in the Hawkeye State have gotten their act together since losing first-in-nation status in the primary and have made those races incredibly competitive—and a chance to turn a ruby-red state purple once again.

From Slate

Reported by Ashlie D. Stevens: A new study shows Donald Trump's proposed tariffs would impact "hundreds of thousands of farmers and rural communities," contradicting Trump's claims, after a new poll showed Kamala Harris with the edge in Iowa, that he has done more for farmers in the Hawkeye State than any other president.

From Salon

Among those forced to leave was actor Jeremy Renner, star of Marvel Studios’ “Hawkeye,” who posted pictures and videos on Instagram of flames within sight of his Lake Tahoe home.

From Los Angeles Times