| have prey | 2.30 | Other vistas have fallen prey to development or billboards. | ||
| stalk prey | 1.51 | A panther stalking its prey. | ||
| find prey | 1.12 | The prey was found and consumed at Planet Hollywood. | ||
| catch prey | 0.99 | How does he catch his prey? | ||
| kill prey | 0.72 | Alligators use the spin to kill larger prey. | ||
| capture prey | 0.59 | These, Robison said, help move captured prey into a stomach. | ||
| hunt prey | 0.53 | The wolf was hunting its prey. | ||
| take prey | 0.53 | They take their prey even in broad daylight. | ||
| eat prey | 0.46 | Some just eat the prey before the hunter can catch up. | ||
| attack prey | 0.39 | The tigers select and attack their prey. | ||
| devour prey | 0.39 | The lions devoured their prey. | ||
| pursue prey | 0.39 | All summer long, I pursued my prey. | ||
| chase prey | 0.26 | It constantly chases down prey. | ||
| crush prey | 0.26 | Alligators crush their prey with their jaws on land, but sometimes they drag it underwater to drown it. | ||
| seek prey | 0.26 | He dismissed reports that overfishing was causing sharks to seek other prey. | ||
| spot prey | 0.26 | They can spot small prey from high above ground. | ||
| swallow prey | 0.26 | Most snakes swallow their prey whole. | ||
| trap prey | 0.26 | The tiny sundew traps its prey in its sticky flower-like tendrils. |