scavenger in Latin
scavenger in Latin is colacarius — scavenger means a person who searches through discarded items for useful things.
scavenger in Latin
colacarius
Someone who scavenges, especially one who searches through rubbish for food or useful things.
What does "scavenger" mean?
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noun A person who searches through discarded items for useful things.
"The scavenger found an old bicycle in the skip."
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noun An animal that feeds on carrion or waste rather than hunting live prey.
"Vultures are scavengers that clean up carcasses left by predators."
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scavenger in a sentence
- The scavenger found an old bicycle in the skip.
- Vultures are scavengers that clean up carcasses left by predators.
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What is "scavenger" in Latin?
"scavenger" in Latin is colacarius. scavenger means: A person who searches through discarded items for useful things.
How do you use "scavenger" in a sentence?
Example: "The scavenger found an old bicycle in the skip." In Latin, "scavenger" is colacarius.
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