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Often used in the same context:
creature,
cougar,
mammal,
fox,
rapist,
reptile,
pedophile,
critter,
owlet,
carnivore,
raptor,
coyotes,
wolf,
goshawk,
predation,
komodo dragon,
arapaima,
otter,
ursus arctos horribilis,
pest,
croc,
architeuthis,
garter snake,
river otter,
sex offender,
molester,
pocket gopher,
mountain lion,
groper,
smalltooth sawfish,
panther,
shark,
offender,
spruce grouse,
quoll,
owl,
stoat,
stag beetle,
barnacle goose,
leatherback turtle,
bobcat,
cormorant,
prairie rattlesnake,
skua,
eastern indigo snake,
sparrowhawk,
bird,
peregrine,
trumpeter swan,
lizard,
feral,
bufo marinus,
sacred ibis,
harpy eagle,
diamondback,
wolf spider,
katipo,
marsh harrier,
abuser,
dingoes,
piranha,
kingbird,
insect,
species,
crocodiles,
honey badger,
cowbird,
basking shark,
poacher,
baleen whale,
pine marten,
hammerhead shark,
gator,
corella,
great horned owl,
timber rattlesnake,
redtail,
canid,
longbeard,
merganser,
horned lizard,
grackle,
mantids,
beavers,
gannet,
cicada killer,
blacktail,
horned owl,
squirrel,
gray fox,
insectivores,
vole,
murrelet,
crocs,
gastropods,
skink,
prey,
northern snakehead,
woodpecker,
avians,
snowy owl,
grizzly,
predators,
carnivores,
competitor,
animal,
herbivores,
grazers,
killer,
killers,
aggressor,
competitors,
enemy,
initiator,
motivator,
scavengers,
bottleneck,
donor,
earner,
employer,
parasite,
herbivore,
homeostatic,
host,
maladaptive,
compensatory,
mediational,
nonlinear,
postulated,
anticipatory,
follower,
hysteretic,
synergistic,
thermoregulatory,
adjustive,
dynamic,
stimulusresponse,
substitutive,
synergic,
accommodative
More specific:
carnivore
Appears in the definition of:
food pyramid,
predation,
tyrannosaur,
tyrannosaurus,
tyrannosaurus rex
More general:
aggressor,
animal,
animate being,
assailant,
attacker,
beast,
brute,
creature,
fauna
Synonyms:
marauder,
predatory animal,
vulture
Also try:
— Adjectives for predator:
sexual,
potential,
top,
natural,
large,
major,
important,
dangerous,
only,
voracious,
main,
more...
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