1. scored an eagle (two strokes under par) on a hole in golf
Usage: golf
2. spotted or sighted from a high vantage point, as an eagle might
Usage: rare; literary

Examples

• She eagled the par-5 hole with two powerful shots and a putt.
• He eagled twice during the tournament and finished in second place.
• The golfer eagled the 18th hole to win the match.
• From the mountaintop, we eagled the valley below.
• He eagled his way to a three-under-par round.