forager (Meaning)

Wordnet

forager (n)

someone who hunts for food and provisions

Webster

One who forages.

The diligent forager meticulously searched the forest floor for edible plants and fungi.
As a skilled forager, she was able to distinguish between poisonous and nutritious mushrooms with ease.
The coastal forager gathered succulent shellfish that clung to the rocky shore.
Urban foragers ventured into vacant lots and community gardens to harvest wild greens and herbs.
The forest forager's knowledge of plant life extended beyond mere survival to a deep connection with nature.
With a keen eye, the forager spotted the elusive morel mushroom concealed beneath fallen leaves.
The forager's keen observation and patience allowed him to find hidden berries in dense undergrowth.
The foraged honey from wild beehives had a unique sweetness and floral complexity.
The mushroom forager led guided tours, teaching aspiring foragers the art of identifying edible species.
The forager's respect for the environment extended to sustainable harvesting practices, ensuring the future availability of resources.

someone who hunts for food and provisionsOne who forages.

graze, pasture, eat, browse,feed, overgraze, range,rustle, stock, nibble

lose,lose, hide, hide, ignore,ignore, neglect,neglect

The diligent forager meticulously searched the forest floor for edible plants and fungi.

As a skilled forager, she was able to distinguish between poisonous and nutritious mushrooms with ease.

The coastal forager gathered succulent shellfish that clung to the rocky shore.

Urban foragers ventured into vacant lots and community gardens to harvest wild greens and herbs.