manhunter
- noun
- /ˈmænˌhʌntər/
- I'm a manhunter.
Examples
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You better get used to crawIing in the dark for the rest of your days because I am going to get the best group of manhunters in this country and I am gonna dedicate my life to tracking you down!
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The detective hired a skilled manhunter to track the fugitive who had escaped from custody.
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Central City's own masked manhunter.
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After the robbery, the police employed a professional manhunter to locate the suspects quickly.
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In the thrilling novel, the main character is a notorious manhunter known for capturing even the most elusive criminals.
Synonyms
A police officer who investigates crimes and finds out what happened
A person who finds and captures people or animals to get a reward
A person who investigates crimes and follows clues
A person who finds missing people or stolen goods
A person who catches criminals for money before modern police existed
A person who arrests people and takes them to the police
A man who is part of a group that helps the police catch criminals
How Focused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Manhunter is made from man ('person') and hunter (one who 'hunts' or searches). So a manhunter is literally someone who 'hunts' people, and today it means a person who looks for and tries to catch criminals or people on the run.