Chase
Prey
Prey noun - An animal that is hunted or killed.
Usage example: rabbits are common prey for owls and hawks
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- It will chase and bite its prey again and again relentlessly, using its superior stamina compared to other lizards as a weapon, until the prey falls dead from shock.
Source: Victory by Endurance -
The bear is similarly unrelenting, appearing three times in pursuit of the protagonists, which is Truth in Television: satisfactory prey is rare enough that polar bears will chase them for as long as they feasibly can.
Source: Video Game / Never Alone -
Some big cats such as cheetahs and lions chase after their prey (such as antelope) in order to attack them.
Source: Dash Attack
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Prey and Chase. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 21, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/chase/prey
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