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cacciatore

cacciatore

1 8.8
A person who hunts wild animals for food or sport
  • noun
  • /ˌkɑːtʃəˈtɔːreɪ/
translation icon : cazador
  • X-minus-y cacciatore.

Examples

  • Emma can cook cacciatore.

  • Cacciatore gets mushrooms, garlic.

  • As a seasoned cacciatore, he spent every weekend in the woods, pursuing deer and other game.

  • The cacciatore skillfully tracked the wild boar through the dense forest.

  • Many families enjoy the stories shared by their cacciatore, who brings back tales of his hunting adventures.

Synonyms

hunter
vscacciatore
411 1.0

A person who looks for and kills wild animals for food or sport

is the same general role as described in the key definition
huntsman
vscacciatore
23 5.9

A man who catches or kills wild animals, often for sport

is gender neutral rather than specifying a male practitioner
huntress
vscacciatore
11 4.7

A woman who looks for wild animals to catch or kill

is gender neutral rather than specifying a female practitioner
deer hunter
vscacciatore
4 2.5

A person who hunts deer for sport or food

is general, applying to hunting any wild animal not a single species
bowhunter
vscacciatore
  • US
1 5.9

A person who hunts animals with a bow and arrows

is general, not tied to a particular hunting method
jager
vscacciatore
9.1

A person who hunts wild animals for food or sport

shares identical scope and purpose with the key description

Compounds

An Italian chicken dish cooked in tomatoes, mushrooms, and herbs

How Skilled

cacciatore
1 8.8
beginner
81 1.0

Surface Forms

cacciatore singular
cacciatores plural

Etymology

Cacciatore comes from the Italian verb cacciare, which means 'to hunt' and is related to English 'catch'. So a cacciatore is a 'hunter', a person who hunts wild animals.