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noun, plural -paths 
[-pathz, -pahthz, -paths, -pahths] .
Idiom [-pathz, -pahthz, -paths, -pahths] . 1.
the path or course taken by American Indians on a warlike expedition.
2.
on the warpath,
a.
seeking, preparing for, or engaged in war or aggressive pursuit.
b.
in a state of anger or indignation; hostile.
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Warpath
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