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hunt

[huhnt] / hʌnt /






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Walmart’s sales have soared since, propelled by e-commerce, then the pandemic followed by shoppers’ more recent hunt for lower prices amid inflation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mapplethorpe “approached dressing like living art,” Ms. Smith recalls, leading him to embark on an “aesthetic treasure hunt” to answer “the Shakespearean question: should he or should he not wear three necklaces?”

From The Wall Street Journal

When Thorne first read the book, lead character Jack, instigator of hunts on the island, was the "epitome of evil".

From BBC

“My dad and I go hunting a lot. He says I have to learn to read maps, especially if we go to the mainland, because we can’t orient to the ocean there.”

From Literature

“Our families feel hunted,” said Noelle, the school district’s executive director.

From Los Angeles Times