spooring Antonyms
Meaning of spooring
spooring
a track, a trail, a scent, or droppings especially of a wild animal, a trace by which the progress of someone or something may be followed, to track by a spoor, to track something by its spoor
spooring Sentence Examples
- The search and rescue dog meticulously spoored the missing hiker's scent through the dense undergrowth.
- The detectives followed the spoors left by the suspect, hoping they would lead to valuable evidence.
- The team's efforts to spooring the injured bird were thwarted by fading light and thick vegetation.
- The animal tracker silently spoored the elusive leopard through the African savanna.
- The horse spoored its way through the tall grass, searching for a suitable grazing spot.
- The spooring device effectively detected the presence of metallic objects buried underground.
- The archaeologist carefully spoored the ancient artifact, preserving its delicate markings.
- The hiker's boots left distinct spoors in the soft soil, allowing for easy tracking.
- The spooring technique proved invaluable in locating the lost child in the vast wilderness.
- The biologist used spooring to study the migration patterns of a rare bird species.
FAQs About the word spooring
a track, a trail, a scent, or droppings especially of a wild animal, a trace by which the progress of someone or something may be followed, to track by a spoor,
trailing, pursuing,running down, tracking, hounding, capturing, hunting, gunning (for),killing, trapping
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The search and rescue dog meticulously spoored the missing hiker's scent through the dense undergrowth.
The detectives followed the spoors left by the suspect, hoping they would lead to valuable evidence.
The team's efforts to spooring the injured bird were thwarted by fading light and thick vegetation.
The animal tracker silently spoored the elusive leopard through the African savanna.
