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Hunter A person who hunts for food, sport, or entertainment. ■ I went on a hunting trip with my friends and we caught so many fish! A person who is always trying to get something or someone that they want. ■ "I'm a hunter when it comes to finding the best deal on a new car.", A person who is skilled at tracking down and capturing their prey. ■ "John is such a good hunter, he always manages to find the perfect gift for his wife's birthday.", A person who is always on the lookout for new opportunities or adventures. ■ "Sarah is a hunter when it comes to finding new and exciting places to travel to."
Bangs A loud, explosive noise that is typically heard when a gunshot occurs. ■ "When the hunter fired his gun, it made such a loud bang that it echoed throughout the forest."
Decoys Objects or people that are made to look like something else in order to trick or deceive others. ■ "The hunter used decoy ducks to lure the duck into his trap."
murdering Adjective used to describe someone who is extremely good at killing things or people. ■ "He was such a murdering hunter that he could take down a moose with just one arrow!"
tame To make someone or something less wild, unruly, or dangerous by using gentle methods of training and discipline. ■ "The wild lion was tamed by the brave hunter with a stick and some food."
discover The act of finding out something that was previously unknown, usually by chance. ■ "I discovered my true calling in life when I accidentally stumbled upon a pile of cash while digging through my grandmother's old trunk. From that day on, I knew that being a professional treasure hunter was the only thing I could ever do."
haul To pull something heavy, especially a cart or wagon ■ After struggling to haul their groceries up the steep hill, the two friends finally made it to the top and collapsed on the grass, panting and laughing. To catch or capture something, especially a fish or game ■ The hunter hauled in his prize after a long chase through the woods.
myrtle A small, ungainly bird known for its distinctive long, pointed beak and short, stubby legs. Despite its awkward appearance, the myrtle is a skilled hunter of insects and small vertebrates. ■ John's wife brought home a myrtle from her trip to the Amazon rainforest. He was so impressed with its unique appearance that he decided to name it "Myrtle" after the bird.
slayer A person who kills a lot of things, often monsters or other creatures. Usually has a cool name and is badass. ■ "I heard Sarah the Slayer just took down a pack of werewolves with her trusty crossbow! She's truly the ultimate monster hunter."
trophies A collection of objects or achievements won as a symbol of victory or honor. ■ "When I found out my cat had won three trophies for hunting mice, I couldn't help but think that maybe it was time to call him 'The Hunter'."