hyena
hyaena BrE

If any man ever looked like a hyena he did.

There were only 24 Hyenas made between 1992 and 1996.

If those hyenas thought the old boy had any money they'd have it out of him.

I killed a hyena, she said to herself as the impact hit her.

I had once asked my father if there were hyenas in England.

If not, the hyenas would soon be in luck once more.

The hyena spent a good part of the night eating.

When the hyena come for him he can make his own decision who to shoot, one of them or himself.

There was silence, and that day the hyena did not come.

One of them has what I'd swear was hyenas on it.

She started to run toward the hyena to scare him off, then thought better of it.

All right, you sons of the great hyena, listen to me.

What she had discovered cast hyenas in a very different light.

Despite the name, these creatures are not related to hyenas.

He abused the hyena, and then went off alone through the trees.

That hyena, I reflected, would want no more food at present.

Oh no, they'd fight off eagles and hyenas for food.

I hired him as a guide to take me to see the hyena man one night.

The back doorbell is a hyena, which you've just heard.

"Remember that it was the hyenas who made us stop.

The demon can take the form of an animal, especially a hyena.

Some wolf or hyena will smell the blood and come after him.

He begins to see visions of a hyena in the street.

The hyenas have become used to this feeding after hundreds of years.

Then she lost control, sat down in the grass, and laughed like a hyena.

Recommissioned under her old name, Hyaena was sold in 1802.

I touched the trigger, and the hyaena fell dead, with the bullet through its head.

Hyaena walk much like bears because their front legs are longer than their back.

For the group of animals commonly known as "hyaena", see Hyena.

Population ecology of spotted hyaena in an equatorial mountain forest.

The little hyaena gazed at him in surprise, saying to herself, 'What!

There was silence for a moment; then a hyaena took a stone, and flung it with all his force against the lion's skin.

The hyaena dared not disobey, and in a few minutes was scalded to death.

With a sniff a hyaena can perceive not only the here and now but, simultaneously, a whole series of events stretching back into the past.

He waved the hyaena tail in the face of Muzimo.

Do let's pretend that I'm a hungry hyaena, and you're a bone.'

"Social and ecological determinants of fission-fusion dynamics in the spotted hyaena."

Fossil remains of lion, giraffe, hyaena and many other animal species have been discovered from areas around.

Currently his art is on display at the Hyaena Gallery in California.

It seemed that, like hyaena, the heelas were strong but cowardly.

It is also home to the Striped Hyaena.

Every morning each hyaena thought to himself, 'To-day he is certain to eat me;' but several days went by, and they were all still alive.

Crocuta was finally recognised as a separate genus from Hyaena in 1828.

The Hyaena was later entrusted with carrying copies of Rodney's despatches.

But the hyaena never stirred.

The evidence of hyaena is particularly prominent and many of the bones showed signs of being crunched by them.

Here's to the Hyaena, ex-Hebe, then; and a safe landfall to her."

The Season of the Hyaena (2005)

The daemon shook his head (great hyaena tongue briefly slavering from side to side) and smiled.

"Too good for you young fellows but you did retake the old Hyaena I was a midshipman in her.