hunt down



hunt someone or something down

 
1. to chase and catch someone or something. I don't know where Amy is, but I'll hunt her down. I'll find her. I will hunt down the villain.
2. to locate someone or something. I don't have a big enough gasket. I'll have to hunt one down. I have to hunt down a good dentist.
See also: down, hunt

hunt down

v.
1. To pursue, track, or search for something or someone: The panther hunted down the deer. The police hunted the kidnappers down.
2. To find something or someone after a long or difficult search: I hunted down my watch—it was at the bottom of my sock drawer. After two weeks, the detectives finally hunted the suspect down.
See also: down, hunt

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Gold[gəuld]
AleidAH-lietDutch
Zdenko-Slovak, Slovene, Croatian
KenelmKEN-əlmEnglish (Rare)
Adelinea-də-LEEN (French), AD-ə-lien (English)French, English
KingaKEEN-gah (Polish), KEEN-gaw (Hungarian)Polish, Hungarian