rummager (Meaning)

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rummager (n.)

One who rummages.

A person on shipboard whose business was to take charge of stowing the cargo; -- formerly written roomager, and romager.

The rummager frantically searched through the pile of clothes for the missing locket.
In the abandoned house, the rummager stumbled upon a hidden treasure trove of forgotten artifacts.
The archaeologist became a skilled rummager, excavating secrets from the earth.
The police officer acted as a rummager, meticulously inspecting the crime scene for clues.
The rummager's curiosity led him to uncover a secret passage hidden behind an old bookshelf.
The rummager's hands trembled as they reached deep into the dusty attic, hoping to find something of value.
The treasure hunter spent years as a rummager, scouring the world for lost or hidden treasures.
The detective became a seasoned rummager, adept at finding hidden evidence in the most unlikely places.
The historian rummaged through countless archives, seeking to uncover forgotten stories and forgotten lives.
The rummager's fascination with the unknown drove them to explore every nook and cranny in search of hidden wonders.

One who rummages., A person on shipboard whose business was to take charge of stowing the cargo; -- formerly written roomager, and romager.

jumble, clutter, collage, assortment, medley, variety, farrago, alphabet soup, combination, crazy quilt

pass over, pass over,miss, miss, lose, lose, overlook, overlook, mislay, mislay

The rummager frantically searched through the pile of clothes for the missing locket.

In the abandoned house, the rummager stumbled upon a hidden treasure trove of forgotten artifacts.

The archaeologist became a skilled rummager, excavating secrets from the earth.

The police officer acted as a rummager, meticulously inspecting the crime scene for clues.