harriers Synonyms
harriers Meaning
harriers
any of a breed of hunting dogs like a large beagle that were originally used for hunting rabbits, any of a breed of hunting dogs resembling a small English foxhound and originally bred for hunting rabbits, a runner on a cross-country team, one that harries, any of a genus (Circus) of slender hawks having long angled wings and long legs and feeding chiefly on small mammals, reptiles, and insects, any of various slender long-legged hawks
harriers Sentence Examples
- The fierce harriers soared gracefully through the morning sky.
- The harriers' keen eyesight enabled them to spot prey from a great distance.
- The harriers' sharp talons were perfectly designed for capturing small rodents.
- The harriers would hover over their prey, then swiftly dive down to snatch it up.
- During the breeding season, male harriers performed elaborate aerial displays to attract females.
- The harriers' nesting territory often included marshes or open fields, where vegetation provided cover.
- The harriers' unique hunting technique, called "anting," involved rubbing insects on their feathers to repel parasites.
- The harriers' screech call was often heard during the evening or early morning hours.
- The harriers' population had declined in recent years due to habitat loss and pesticide use.
- Conservation efforts were underway to protect the harriers and their fragile ecosystem.
FAQs About the word harriers
any of a breed of hunting dogs like a large beagle that were originally used for hunting rabbits, any of a breed of hunting dogs resembling a small English foxh
interrupters,interruptors, plagues, hecklers, headaches, pains, pests, tormentors, torturers, gadflies
smoothies,charmers,comforters,soothers, solacers
The fierce harriers soared gracefully through the morning sky.
The harriers' keen eyesight enabled them to spot prey from a great distance.
The harriers' sharp talons were perfectly designed for capturing small rodents.
The harriers would hover over their prey, then swiftly dive down to snatch it up.
