Predator [noun]

In general, the predator is bulkier than his prey, since he overcomes him and devours him.

This was a natural infestation of a laboratory culture by a predator.

And yet there was nothing about Jason Perfidion—nothing physical, that is—that suggested the predator.

A predator feeding on other animals would be expected to leave some evidence of its habits on the bones of its prey.

These services are aimed at re-establishing economic equilibrium in the host (predator) economies.

Potential prey that successfully defends itself against attack is never found in a predator's stomach.

The national economies of the world can be divided to the scavenger and the predator types.

To society the most alien relations of two living beings which can be produced are those of the predator and his prey.

Wasps in their predator state have been known to render spiders senseless, then bury them encrusted with eggs.

He envisaged a future free of pool hall smells and the glandular malfunctioning of his predator owner.