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Definitions for Forager

[1] food for horses or cattle; fodder; provender.
[2] the seeking or obtaining of such food.
[3] the act of searching for provisions of any kind.
[4] a raid.
[5] to wander or go in search of provisions.
[6] to search about; seek; rummage; hunt: He went foraging in the attic for old mementos.
[7] to make a raid.
[8] to collect forage from; strip of supplies; plunder: to forage the countryside.
[9] to supply with forage.
[10] to obtain by foraging.
[11] food for horses or cattle, esp hay or straw
[12] the act of searching for food or provisions
[13] military a raid or incursion
[14] to search (the countryside or a town) for food, provisions, etc
[15] (intr) military to carry out a raid
[16] (tr) to obtain by searching about
[17] (tr) to give food or other provisions to
[18] (tr) to feed (cattle or horses) with such food

Words related to Forager

aider, burglar, looter, pickpocket, thief, bandit, crook, swindler, thug, marauder, pirate, mugger, shoplifter, rustler, mobster, outlaw, hooligan, gangster, criminal, robber

Words nearby Forager

foragefor-, for-instance, for-profit, for., fora, forage, forage cap, forage mite, foraging, foraging ant, foraker

Origin of Forager

1275–1325; Middle English < Old French fourrage, derivative of fuerre fodder (from Germanic)

Other words from Forager

for·ag·er , noun
un·for·aged , adjective

Word origin for Forager

C14: from Old French fourrage , probably of Germanic origin; see food , fodder

Synonyms for Forager

bandit, burglar, con artist, crook, looter, marauder, mugger, pickpocket, pirate, raider, rustler, shoplifter, swindler, thief, thug, brigand, buccaneer, cardsharper, cheat, chiseler, corsair, desperado, despoiler, fence, fraud, hijacker, housebreaker, operator, pilferer, pillager, plunderer, prowler, punk, safecracker, sandbagger, stealer, stickup, cat burglar, cattle thief, grafter, holdup artist, second-story operator