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Definitions from the WebProwlPart of Speech:Noun, Verb Senses/Definitions:1. Noun: The act of moving about or lurking stealthily, typically in search of prey. Example Sentence: The lion went into a prowl, stalking its next meal. 2. Verb: To move about or roam stealthily, especially in search of prey or something hidden or unknown. Example Sentence: The thief prowl the streets at night, looking for an opportunity to strike. Usages:Popular Usage: The term "prowl" is commonly used to describe a predatory animal's behavior or the act of searching or prowling around in a stealthy manner, often in search of prey. Example Sentence: The wolf went on a prowl, tinting its ears and sniffing the air in search of food. Local Usage: In the local context, "prowl" can also refer to someone quietly and secretly moving around a specific area, often with malicious intent or curiosity. Example Sentence: We heard someone prowl around our backyard; we immediately called the police. Related Products:Animal Predator Behavior Books on AmazonThief Movies on Amazon | ||||
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