Obs. rare. In 6 fawconere, faulkner. [a. F. fauconnière, f. faucon: see FALCON sb.] A game-bag carried by falconers.
c. 1570. Pride & Lowl. (1841), 47.
| It was a great bagge like a fawconere, | |
| And hong upon his gyrdle by a ring. |
1592. Greene, Upst. Courtier, in Harl. Misc. (Malh.), II. 231. By his side, a great side pouch like a faulkner.
