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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES ▪ a ninja warrior EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ It was inevitable that his Ninja mutant turtle followed! ▪ Steve Francis still plays with the joyous ferocity of the kid ninja warrior. ▪ The Ninja complied with no code of honour ...
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Ninja (Amiga, Atari ST, Arcade title: Ninja Mission ) is a flip screen beat 'em up game developed by Sculptured Software and released by Mastertronic in 1986 for the Atari 8-bit family , Commodore 64 , and ZX Spectrum , and in 1987 for the Amstrad CPC , ...
Usage examples of ninja.
I am pleased to verify that your ninja chief-scoundrel thought as readily of me.
Suddenly Mirabal recognized the pattern: it was the notorious ninja kuji-kiri finger-hypnosis.
Actually, he could have killed his ninja earlier, or rescued him after only partial flaying.
But he could not abide carelessness or a bungled job, and so the ninja had deserved the agony he had suffered.
Actually it was a secret ninja concoction, akin to the old Greek fire, but more virulent.
There must have been demons in the bottles, as the ninja leader had said.
I had no notion where the Black Castle was, but if I gave away the nature of my expected contact, Mirabal might be able to use that to trace down the ninja master.
But with luck a ninja might be captured, and then perhaps truth serum or a lie detector would bring forth the necessary information.
But the episode had given him time to prepare, and a ninja did not need much time, ever.
One by one the men fell, firing wildly into the brush before their struggles were ended by well-placed ninja arrows, nooses and spears.
He had organized the ambush so that no ninja would be seen, and none killed.
From this tiny blowgun emerged a poison-tipped needle, Fukumi-Bari , a special ninja dart.
The town itself had a population of about 5,000, and was the nearest substantial settlement to the ninja camp: useful for minor supplies and contacts.
By that time it would be night again, and the ninja would silently emerge from his camouflage and make his way to the river.
The ninja swam back to his drifting debris, now further downstream, and applied his mouth to the tube embedded there.