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Meanings of foraging in English
Usage of foraging in English
1
He insists foraging is good for the long-term health of natural areas.
2
In other words, he says, feeding is essentially foraging rather than hunting.
3
It was their mutual hunting and foraging area that brought them together.
4
Cattle scanning results are ok - they're better at foraging for feed.
5
Thoros of Myr and Beric Dondarrion continue to plague our foraging parties.
6
There were thousands more men in it than in Caesar's foraging party.
7
American Honey begins with its heroine foraging for food in a dumpster.
8
Oddly enough, while foraging, they learned quite a bit about the treecats.
9
And again he used them as breastworks in foraging at the boardinghouse.
10
A squadron was engaged in covering the operations of a foraging party.
11
He has been foraging among the fat wives of the south shore.
12
Their bravery and endurance was only equaled by their ability in foraging.
13
Wine writer and tutor Joelle Thomson has been foraging in North Canterbury.
14
Nor had foraging put them in a condition to bear renewed privation.
15
So the fruits of the foraging came tumbling aboard-a promising, goodly array.
16
Heretofore, nectar-foraging mosquitoes were thought to be guided solely by floral odorants.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Foraging through the time
Foraging across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common