raven
/ˈrævən/Definitions
1. noun
A black bird with a distinctive call, often associated with death and mythology.
“The raven perched on the windowsill, watching the family with its piercing eyes.”
2. verb
To take or seize something, especially by force or suddenly.
“The raven swooped down and ravened the unsuspecting rabbit in its path.”
3. verb
To ravage or pillage, especially by a bird or other animal.
“The raven ravaged the bird feeder, scattering seeds everywhere.”