noun
definition
A person who considers it their own responsibility to uphold the law in their neighborhood and often does so summarily and without legal jurisdiction.
Examples of vigilante in a Sentence
For a time, we had to set up vigilante patrols to protect the area.
Another reason to be so vigilante about worms is that they can be passed to you and your children from your puppy or dog.
Her attempt to obtain vigilante justice for her loss where stopped by Sylia, who offered her a better way to get even.
Amazon has a stellar collection of Vigilante looks.
Successfully complete level 12 of the vigilante missions to get an armor limit of 150.
There is nothing new about vigilante attacks on travelers.
The parish council consider vigilante action to be an unacceptable way forward.
Smaller face sizes will want the Parole, and larger faces require the Vigilante style.
The Bolle Parole contains the same features as the Swisher model but are 10 percent smaller than the Vigilante model and several other Bolle models, making them the ideal frames for athletes with smaller faces.
He became an insane vigilante, taking on the nearly invulnerable mob killer Walter among others.
In the sequel, the ' bleeding heart liberal ' turned vigilante disposed of 52.
January 1989 A vigilante group " The New York Guardian Angels " begin to patrol London Underground.