NOUN
- a hunter who kills predatory wild animals in order to collect a bounty
- someone who pursues fugitives or criminals for whom a reward is offered
How To Use bounty hunter In A Sentence
- In a media statement titled "The Bounty Hunters", Nel said today the Eastern Cape had the honour of being the most corrupt, most maladministered and having the most unemployment in the country. ANC Daily News Briefing
- It looks like something released in 1975, covered in the imagery bands once used to telegraph their ascendance to the rock aristocracy and send out the message: we are rich, we are famous, we've swapped the dank air of Aylesbury Friars for the kind of places people like you will only ever get to see when the Bounty hunters go searching for paradise in the ad breaks during World of Sport. Kings of Leon: Come Around Sundown - review
- Over coffee the other day, Mr. Chanler said he did not much care for the term bounty hunter. Archive 2007-06-01
- The nameless gunslinger motif is taken to a very grizzly place as Jonah Hex is shown as a remorseless bounty hunter with a notoriety that instills fear and anger among the folks he meets. Getting Graphic: Jonah Hex: Face Full of Violence by Justin Gray & Jimmy Palmiotti
- And he said the collection firms, which he calls bounty hunters, have been bullies. The Augusta Chronicle
- Bounty hunters can use almost any tool at their disposal to find and capture their man.
- ‘A bounty hunter must be ruthless, pitiless, and merciless,’ he began sharply.
- In becoming Dooku's henchman, the bounty hunter was teamed up with Asajj Ventress, a Dark Jedi and commander within the Separatist military.
- He masquerades as a bounty hunter and joins a small group of actors traveling to the King's palace to entertain the King, meeting the leader of the group, a charismatic young man with a taste for danger and beautiful women.
- It kinda reminds me about why Dogg the bounty hunter (a "joe the plumber" conspecific. wow ...) complained about his son's Black girlfreind forcing him to give up a "way of life". The Silent Change to Section 382 - Swampland - TIME.com