0 present participle of ambush --
1 to suddenly attack someone after hiding and waiting for them: --
They also prowl a patch of hunting ground in a ground-hugging flight, ambushing prey as they happen across it.
The defending army must find a way to escape the siege area to win, although it can also attempt to destroy the ambushing army.
After successfully ambushing an enemy squad on a jungle trail, the friendly patrol radioed for immediate helicopter extraction.
It uses its large mouth like a net by opening it and ambushing its prey.
These snails will often feed on larger snails, often burying themselves and ambushing their prey.
Many of the lords took up arms against the crusaders and effectively became outlaws, ambushing crusaders whenever the opportunity presented itself.
These units used guerrilla style tactics, moving through areas under cover of darkness and ambushing war parties.
The cat will walk slowly down forest paths, listening for and stalking prey before rushing or ambushing.
