jaegars

/ˈjɛɡərz/

Definitions

1. noun

Members of a special unit of the German Army during World War II, trained in long-range reconnaissance and deep-penetration missions.

“The historical account of the war highlighted the bravery of the Jaegers as they infiltrated enemy lines.”

2. proper noun

A type of German hunter or tracker, especially one skilled in the pursuit of large game.

“The experienced Jaeger had spent years honing his skills to track the elusive elk in the forest.”

Synonyms

  • commandos
  • reconnaissance teams

Antonyms

  • defenders
  • guards