decoyer Synonyms
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decoyer Meaning
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decoyer (n.)
One who decoys another.
decoyer Sentence Examples
- The skilled decoyer deftly manipulated the ducks into his desired location.
- Using mimicry and strategic placement, the decoyer enticed the waterfowl within range.
- With a series of calls and gestures, the decoyer drew the attention of the wary birds.
- The decoyer's proficiency in imitating duck sounds made him invaluable to the hunting party.
- Employing a variety of decoys, the decoyer created a convincing scene to attract game.
- The decoyer's keen eye for detail ensured that each decoy was positioned for maximum effectiveness.
- Through patience and cunning, the decoyer gradually led the flock into range for a successful hunt.
- With practiced finesse, the decoyer controlled the movements of the birds, guiding them toward the waiting hunters.
- As the sun rose, the decoyer's efforts paid off as ducks descended upon the decoy spread.
- The decoyer's reputation as a master of his craft spread among fellow hunters, earning him respect and admiration.
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One who decoys another.
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The skilled decoyer deftly manipulated the ducks into his desired location.
Using mimicry and strategic placement, the decoyer enticed the waterfowl within range.
With a series of calls and gestures, the decoyer drew the attention of the wary birds.
The decoyer's proficiency in imitating duck sounds made him invaluable to the hunting party.
