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Often used in the same context:
scrounge,
foraging,
excrete,
devour,
scour,
putrefy,
strewed,
subsist,
rotting,
discarded,
collect,
loiter,
starve,
scrabbling,
defecate,
eat,
fossick,
ransack,
accumulate,
roam,
dispose,
flyblown,
bathe,
munch,
respire,
skulk,
decaying,
pilfer,
habituate,
potato peelings,
gobble,
secrete,
reabsorb,
wander,
rustle,
looted,
rummage,
overexploit,
retrieve,
congregate,
typewriter ribbon,
dump,
recycle,
scatter,
thatches,
hoarded,
littered,
unload,
loll,
decompose,
repopulate,
famished,
consume,
marauding,
purloin,
cadge,
disassemble,
subsistence farming,
chew,
contaminate,
masticate,
sally forth,
pillage,
vegetate,
wallow,
gnaw,
restock,
colonize,
anthropomorphise,
teeming,
exterminates,
ingest,
degrade,
mummify,
proboscis monkey,
scrape,
prowl,
fluoresce,
metabolise,
recolonize,
fossilize,
mutilate,
cling,
rubbish heap,
decontaminate,
gleaning,
dismember,
mooch,
waterlog,
find,
carting,
translocate,
supples,
nonliving,
scurry,
socialize,
migrate,
bisie,
despoiled,
discover,
gawp,
scrap metal,
compressor,
cylinder,
fuel,
highpressure,
petrol,
pressure,
barrel,
blown,
brine,
compressing,
coolant,
cooled,
cooling,
diesel,
foetid,
gas,
gasoline,
heat,
hydrocarbon,
jellied
More general:
clean,
collect,
feed,
garner,
gather,
give,
grub,
make clean,
pull together,
remove,
take,
take away
Synonyms:
clean,
salvage
Also try:
— Nouns for scavenge:
pump,
air,
oil
heap,
engine,
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