Synonyms for ranger
ˈreɪn dʒərran·ger

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1. Texas Ranger, Rangernoun

   a member of the Texas state highway patrol; formerly a mounted lawman who maintained order on the frontier

   Synonyms:
   forest fire fighter, fire warden, commando

2. fire warden, forest fire fighter, rangernoun

   an official who is responsible for managing and protecting an area of forest

   Synonyms:
   forest fire fighter, fire warden, commando

3. commando, rangernoun

   a member of a military unit trained as shock troops for hit-and-run raids

   Synonyms:
   forest fire fighter, fire warden, commando

Matched Categories

1. • Fireman
   • Lawman
   • Military
   • Official
   • Serviceman

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1. List of paraphrases for "ranger":

   rangers, prowler, store, rover, stalker

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1. Karen Richardson:

   They were demanding to speak with a ranger, they were seriously worried that the calf was freezing and dying.

2. David Fivecoat:

   Ranger students and instructors are tough, 31 students will return to training tonight( Thursday) and continue with increased medical monitoring as The Ranger students and instructors try to earn The Ranger students and instructors Ranger tab.

3. Matt Moses:

   So we get a lot of looks, a lot of comments, we wear full pads, so, you know, I've been called a Power Ranger and all sorts of things after we get padded up.

4. National Review:

   Newsweekreported in 2015 that for 'the first time in the Army Ranger School’s 64-year history, two women have completed the intense training program and will become Rangers,' the same 2015 Newsweek story ...acknowledged that 'the 75th Ranger Regiment does not allow female Rangers.'.

5. Peter Fearnhead:

   Extensive measures to protect these animals include aerial surveillance, daily ranger patrols, and the integration of the most advanced technology to enable live-time tracking, with fewer than 5,500 black rhinos remaining in the wild, translocations to well-protected areas are essential for their long-term survival.