prowler
[ prou-ler ]
noun
a person or animal that prowls.
a person who goes stealthily about with some unlawful intention, as to commit a burglary or theft.
Origin of prowler
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How to use prowler in a sentence
They were heavily armed, their prowlers beside them and their mockers on their shoulders.
Space Prison | Tom GodwinTheir weapons were ready, the mockers were trained, the prowlers were waiting.
Space Prison | Tom GodwinHe ran with Fenrir beside him and to his left and right ran the others with their prowlers.
Space Prison | Tom GodwinMost of them were accompanied by prowlers, bristling and snarling as they looked at the alien ship.
Space Prison | Tom GodwinOnly enemies who would kill us—the gravity, the prowlers, the unicorns.
Space Prison | Tom Godwin
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