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Meanings of forage for in English

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Usage of forage for in English
1
They forage for furniture in the way some foodies forage for food.
The Irish Times
2
For lunch, a guide can help you forage for seaweed and shellfish.
The Irish Times
3
The craft seemed seaworthy, and he proceeded to forage for a punt-pole.
The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories
4
Truxton had left her to forage for refreshments and Randy followed him.
The Trumpeter Swan
5
We forage for over 100 different species of wild plants through the year.
Reuters
6
Things aren't quite so bad that we need to forage for food .
The Irish Times
7
Oar rate of travel is low, and we must forage for our food.
Ringworld
8
However, many cultivated plants do not provide suitable forage for them.
The Guardian
9
Users quickly scan web pages as they forage for tasty morsels of information.
Website optimization
10
Yet a forage for fungi needn't cover a lot of ground, he says.
Radio NZ
11
She lives there, coming out at times to drink and forage for food.
The Atrocity Archives
12
Ink, pastels, and label glues didn't seem like good forage for a snail.
The sound of a wild snail eating
13
Another weighty consideration was that of forage for the animals of the command.
The Army of the Cumberland
14
In truth it's one of the only things I forage for.
The Irish Times
15
I told your father I would forage for him, but he refused me.
A feast for crows
16
The boys were at times compelled to forage for their food.
General History for Colleges and High Schools
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Forage for through the time
Forage for across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common