Word to the Wise: Forage

To forage (FOR-uj) — from the Middle English — is to rummage around in search of something, usually food.

Example (as used by David Cross today): “When you’re looking for something online, whether through search engines, within an e-mail, or on a website, you are tracking it. You forage, seek, scan, and click for clues to guide you.”

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