Harrier ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Harrier ( noun )

1. A bird of prey of the genus Circus that hunts small mammals and birds by flying low over fields and marshes.
2. A person who harasses or annoys others persistently.

Origin:

From old french harier, from haraier "to harry".

Examples:

1. The harrier was seen hunting over the marsh.
2. The harrier is a medium-sized bird of prey.
3. He is a harrier of the old school and a ruthless competitor.
4. She is a harrier of the weak and vulnerable.
5. The harrier is a hunter of small mammals and birds.

(As a verb)

Harrier ( verb )

1. A bird of prey of the genus Circus that hunts small mammals and birds by flying low over fields and marshes.
2. A person who harasses or annoys others persistently.

Origin:

From old french harier, from haraier "to harry".

Examples:

1. The harrier was seen hunting over the marsh.
2. The harrier is a medium-sized bird of prey.
3. He is a harrier of the old school and a ruthless competitor.
4. She is a harrier of the weak and vulnerable.
5. The harrier is a hunter of small mammals and birds.