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hunting party
/ˈhʌn.tɪŋ ˈpɑːr.ti/
Definition
1
A group of people assembled to go hunting, typically for game animals.
2
Informally, any organized group pursuing a target, such as in a search or metaphorical chase.
Examples
The hunting party trudged through the woods, debating whether the deer's camouflage or their neon vests were more ridiculous.
After mistaking a porcupine for a prize buck, the hunting party's ego took more quills than anyone else.
Our tech-bro hunting party swapped rifles for drones, turning the forest into a glitchy video game.
Grandpa's annual hunting party always ended with more tall tales than trophies, and zero actual game.