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- noun Plural form of
prowler .
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Examples
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"The prowlers are the rulers of Ragnarok," Prentiss said.
Space Prison Tom Godwin 1947
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In the level that introduces the anti-infantry vehicles called prowlers, these units must navigate through tight roadways, a task they are clearly incapable of performing.
GameSpot's News, Screenshots, Movies, Reviews, Previews, Downloads, and Features 2009
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He said they were killing the robbers and looters on sight, and that they had thus banded together as the only means by which to escape the prowlers.
Page 1 2010
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I was on the committee of defence, though for the first day no prowlers came near.
Page 2 2010
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And here, too, the prowlers were still at their work.
Page 5 2010
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The prowlers, too, seemed to have got over their insensate desire to burn, and it was more rarely that we saw houses freshly on fire.
Page 6 2010
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He regretted that he had not waited the night before until the prowlers had entered.
Chapter 2 2010
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He told me he had been cruelly beaten by prowlers, and that his brother had been killed the previous night, in the defence of their dwelling.
Page 2 2010
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That message wasn't aimed purely at the prowlers of executive suites.
What Is an A-Hed? Barry Newman 2010
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So it was that the pace of the slowest was the pace of all, for we dared not separate on account of the prowlers.
Page 6 2010
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