browse
/braʊz/
noun
- An act of looking through something casually.
- I had a quick browse through the sale items.
- A browse of the menu helped him decide what to order.
- She gave the report a browse before the meeting.
- Young shoots, leaves, and twigs that animals feed on.
- The park ranger noted that the browse was sparse this year.
- The forest provides plenty of browse for the deer population.
- Farmers collect browse to feed livestock in winter.
verb
- To look through or examine casually, without a specific goal.
- He browsed through the magazine while waiting for his appointment.
- She browsed the internet for recipe ideas.
- I like to browse the bookstore on Saturday afternoons.
- To feed on leaves, twigs, or other vegetation (used for animals).
- The goats browsed the hillside all morning.
- Rabbits browse on clover and grass in the garden.
- Deer often browse on young tree shoots in the forest.