hunt

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UK /hʌnt/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo search for wild animals to kill (for food)

Owls hunt at night to catch their food

n.NounA search for animals to kill for food

It was a long deer hunt, and they were able to kill two deer

v.t.Transitive VerbTo look for very carefully; search for

I will try to hunt for a better offer than that one

prop. n.Proper NounPerson's name

My friend's name is Alice Hunt

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All of Tom Cruise's top secret spy missions as Ethan Hunt turn out to be possible after
All of Tom Cruise's top secret spy missions as Ethan Hunt turn out to be possible after

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We go there together and hunt minks and foxes.
We go there together and hunt minks and foxes.
It's kind of like the hunt.
It's kind of like the hunt.

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years ago, both have developed similar vision to hunt, escape predators, and avoid collisions.
years ago, both have developed similar vision to hunt, escape predators, and avoid collisions.

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Speaking of which... Soldiers! The scavenger hunt will proceed as such:
Speaking of which... Soldiers! The scavenger hunt will proceed as such:

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So-called bacteriophages, or phages, hunt bacteria.
So-called bacteriophages, or phages, hunt bacteria.

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How did I not bring a shovel to a goddamn treasure hunt map hunting thing this is what I get for
How did I not bring a shovel to a goddamn treasure hunt map hunting thing this is what I get for

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