aprowl
/əˈpraul/Definitions
1. verb
to move stealthily, especially in search of prey; to stalk or pursue
“The lion aprowled through the savannah, waiting for the perfect moment to pounce.”
2. verb, transitive
to hunt or pursue prey, especially in a stealthy or cunning manner
“The skilled hunter aprowled his prey through the forest, waiting for the perfect shot.”
3. verb, intransitive
to move or proceed stealthily or with caution
“The detective aprowled through the crime scene, taking note of every detail.”