I. verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a foraging expedition (= when you search for food )
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On our foraging expedition into the woods, we found mushrooms and wild berries.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
food
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The murdering sun had dipped below the horizon, and this was the time when she could forage for food .
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A light rum and tonic in hand, he abandoned his post for the kitchen to forage for food .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Writers who need a good title have often foraged in Shakespeare or the Bible.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A light rum and tonic in hand, he abandoned his post for the kitchen to forage for food.
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A troupe of golden-crowned kinglets was foraging close to the ground.
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At this time of the year, the goats can forage fairly freely and will cover relatively large areas.
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Or send a search engine to forage for the best prices or availability across hundreds of shops simultaneously.
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Red and gray squirrels are foraging.
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The murdering sun had dipped below the horizon, and this was the time when she could forage for food.
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There was fireweed with furry yellow-and-black bumblebees foraging from it, and there were bears and caribou.
II. noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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It could be worn with the sword belt on the outside; and the either the forage or the field headgear.
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Neither reindeer nor caribou have benefited much, since for them lack of forage is the problem.
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The Azollablue-green alga combination fixes atmospheric nitrogen and is widely used as fertilizer and as forage .