seeker

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('kər) pronunciation
n.
  1. One that seeks: a seeker of the truth.
  2. A device used in a moving object, especially a missile, that locates a target by detecting light, heat, or other radiation.

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noun

    A person who applies for or seeks something, such as a job or position: applicant, aspirant, candidate, hopeful, petitioner. See seek/avoid.

A device to sense radiation from the target, and/or lock onto it, and steer toward it by the use of radar, laser, IR (infrared), or optics. See heat-seeker.

A probe or sound; a long thin rod used to probe the opening or a tract or a cavity in order to determine its direction, source or depth.

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Seeker may refer to:

People
  • Seeker, a member of the 17th century religious group the Seekers, a forerunner of the Quakers
  • Seeker, a person perceived by Quakers as likely to become an adherent and thus come to be a "convinced Friend"
  • Seeker, musician, member of The Seekers
Fictional characters
Game roles
  • Seeker, a role in the Quidditch game in the Harry Potter series of novels
Novels
Other uses
  • HMC Seeker, a customs cutter of the UK Border Agency
  • Legend of the Seeker, a 2008 fantasy television series based on "The Sword of Truth" books by Terry Goodkind

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