forager

Antonyms for forager

noun. thief

Word Origin & History

late 14c., from Old French foragier, from forrage (see forage (n.)).

But in about a fortnight this forager came home, full of emptiness.

"Well, I've got to take off my hat to you as a forager," said Shorty.

I capchered a forager a little bit ago and took him to headquarters!

The forager, who belonged to Si's company, crept up to Corporal Klegg and in a conciliatory tone opened negotiations.

After this our mess was well supplied, and our forager began to look sleek and fat.

The forager encumbered with the weight of his plunder finally dropped it and made his escape.

It is said that no forager would ever sell any of his loot, that indeed it was a point of honor not to sell.

“Well, if he is a soldier you can depend upon it that he is a forager,” said Bob with decision.

While I was in the hive a little while ago a forager came in with two great loads of pollen in her pollen baskets.

Besides, the dead deer will be likely to attract more than one forager; so the man sets a circle of traps round the carcass.