Definition

To search for something, often in a determined way.

Example

The children love to hunt for hidden treasures in the backyard.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you noticed how the birds hunt for food around here?

Yeah, it's fascinating to watch them dive and swoop.

I love seeing them hunt in the early morning light.

Me too! It really makes the start of the day feel special.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

The activity of searching for or pursuing animals for food or sport, often involving a group of people and sometimes animals like dogs.

Example

The hunt for deer in the forest begins at dawn.

Conversation

Did you hear about the big hunt this weekend?

Yeah, I heard it should be really exciting!

I can't wait to join; I've always wanted to experience a proper hunt.

Definition

To chase or pursue animals for food, sport, or to capture them.

Example

They decided to hunt deer in the forest this season.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that they hunt deer in the nearby forest?

Yeah, I’ve seen some hunters there before.

I wonder if they ever hunt anything else around here.

Root Explanation

Hunt → The word 'hunt' originates from Old English 'huntian', meaning to chase or pursue. It describes the act of pursuing animals for food or sport.

Memory Tip

Imagine the action of chasing or pursuing animals — that's what 'hunt' means.

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