Usage of "have a rummage"

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Usage of have a rummage in English

In fact, anybody could wander round the depot and have a rummage. 
 Arctic chill 

And he's called for the doctor to have a rummage. 
 The Guardian 

"I'll have a rummage," said the man and ducked down out of sight. 
 Broken Homes 

Mum and I were having a rummage through old family photos when we came across one taken at my christening. 
 The Irish Times 

When the air had a chance to cool inside, me and Dominic had a rummage in the first of the trunks. 
 Foxglove Summer 

'I mean some day or other to have a rummage in the old lumber-room,' I said. 
 Wilfrid Cumbermede 

"Well then, let me see." Harry puts the Glock back and has a rummage in the drawers. 
 The Rhesus Chart 

"I had a rummage in the things your dwarf tradesman brought with Stalkon's ring," Kli-Kli replied, not embarrassed in the least. 
 Shadow prowler 

'No stewardess on this trip,' he said, 'so just have a rummage round in the lockers if you need anything to eat or drink. 
 The Naked God 

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Meanings of have a rummage in English