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- noun The work of a
ranger .
Etymologies
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Examples
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How did you make the leap from acting to rangering?
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Just had to spend a few hundred years with a bad attitude, rangering in the edge lands, playing a close hand, waiting for the situation to ripen, re-forge the blade that was broken, yatada.
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We give out all kind of loan rangering from personal loan, business loan, mortage loan, car loan, house loan, student loan, parent loan and international loan.
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The Harry Yount National Park Ranger Award is a peer award that represents the hallmark of recognition for "rangering."
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He found it hard to attend to the mocking woman in front of him—his mind wanted to drift backward down the long river of the past, to the beginning of his rangering days.
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In his years of rangering he had become competent, or at least adequate, in several environments.
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The thought stirred his mind to such a frenzy that the last thing he needed was to have to be gabbing about rangering with a green boy.
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Over and over, rangering, he and Augustus had come upon little families, far out beyond the settlements, attempting to farm country that had never felt the plow.
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Mr. Bill, as Deets had always called him, had rangered far in his life; it would be too bad if his spirit had to keep rangering, for want of a comfortable resting place.
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From years of rangering in dangerous territory he had gained some confidence: he believed he could sense the presence of hostiles before he saw them.
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