1. Plural of harrier; birds of prey in the hawk family, typically with long wings and tails, that hunt small animals by flying low over open ground.
Usage: Common in ornithology and wildlife contexts
2. Plural of harrier; dogs bred and used for hunting hares and rabbits.
Usage: Historical and hunting contexts
3. Plural of harrier; members of a cross-country running club or team.
Usage: British English; common in athletic contexts

Examples

• The harriers soared gracefully over the marshland, searching for small rodents.
• Birdwatchers spotted three different species of harriers during their morning hike.
• The pack of harriers was trained to track rabbits across the countryside.
• She joined the local harriers club to improve her cross-country running skills.
• Marsh harriers are known for their distinctive hunting technique of flying low and slow.
• The harriers competed in the regional championship last weekend.