Rummager example sentences

rummager

definition

  - noun form of rummage

rum·mage

verb

rummage (verb) · rummages (third person present) · rummaged (past tense) · rummaged (past participle) · rummaging (present participle)

  - search unsystematically and untidily through a mass or receptacle:

  - find (something) by rummaging:

  - (of a customs officer) make a thorough search of (a vessel):

  - an unsystematic and untidy search through a mass or receptacle:

  - a thorough search of a vessel by a customs officer:

Synonyms

rummage, explore, scour, ransack, here

"Rummager" Example Sentences

1. The antique shop owner was a rummager, always finding hidden treasures.
2. He's a rummager by nature, constantly searching for lost items.
3. My grandmother, a notorious rummager, could find anything in her cluttered attic.
4. After the party, a rummager went through the trash to find something of value.
5. The detective, a meticulous rummager, carefully examined the crime scene.
6. She's a talented rummager, capable of finding lost keys within seconds.
7. As a rummager, he discovered a rare coin hidden inside a book.
8. Being a rummager is a useful trait when searching for lost belongings.
9. The children were rummaging through the boxes in the garage.
10. He spent hours rummaging through old photo albums.
11. They were rummaging through the drawers, searching for a missing earring.
12. I rummaged through my backpack for my phone.
13. She rummaged in her purse, finally pulling out her wallet.
14. He rummaged around in the cupboard, searching for the spices.
15. We rummaged frantically in the drawers, trying to find the car keys.
16. The dog rummaged through the trash can, looking for scraps.
17. The cat rummaged around in the flowerpot, looking for a mouse.
18. A rummaging sound came from the attic.
19. His rummaging disturbed the settled dust.
20. The rummaging in the drawers went on for hours.
21. There was a frantic rummaging among the papers on his desk.
22. I found it after a thorough rummage in the closet.
23. The rummage sale yielded some surprising finds.
24. A good rummage through the attic revealed family heirlooms.
25. She gave the cupboard a good rummage.
26. After a quick rummage, he found his glasses.
27. The rummage was productive, revealing several lost items.
28. It was a rummager's paradise, filled with old books and trinkets.
29. A true rummager's instinct led her to the solution.
30. The rummager's delight was evident in her gleeful expression.
31. This rummager's touch is what makes this antique shop special.
32. The skill of a rummager is invaluable in a chaotic environment.
33. With a rummager's precision, she located the missing file.
34. He was known throughout the town as a skillful rummager.
35. Only a seasoned rummager could have located that item so quickly.
36. Even the most experienced rummager struggled in that disorganized room.
37. She possessed the keen eye of a seasoned rummager.
38. The rummaging sounds continued late into the night.
39. His hands moved with the practiced ease of a rummager.
40. The rummaging child finally found what they were looking for.
41. A rummager's intuition helped him solve the mystery.
42. It was a rummager's dream, a place brimming with hidden treasures.
43. Her rummaging skills were legendary.
44. The quiet rummaging suddenly stopped.
45. His meticulous rummaging uncovered vital clues.
46. The methodical rummaging revealed a hidden compartment.
47. After a fruitless rummage, he gave up the search.
48. The rummage yielded only disappointment.
49. Despite the extensive rummage, the item remained missing.
50. A rummage through the archives revealed a forgotten story.

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