the path or course taken by American Indians on a warlike expedition
warpath Idioms
on the warpath
- at war, ready for war, or looking for war
- actively angry; ready to fight
warpath
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warpath
noun
- A course that leads to warfare or battle.
- A hostile course or mood: The boss is on the warpath today.
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Noun
(plural warpaths)
Usage notes
This word is most often used in the phrase “on the warpath".
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