scours

[US]/[ˈskʊər]/
[UK]/[ˈskʊər]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. (plural of scour)A mark or abrasion caused by rubbing or friction.
v. (past tense of scour)To clean by rubbing vigorously, often with an abrasive.; To search an area thoroughly, especially for food.; To wear away or erode by action of water or wind.

Phrases & Collocations

scours the earth

scouring pads

scoured clean

scouring the internet

scours relentlessly

scoured surfaces

scouring agent

scouring the area

scoured pots

scouring for deals

Example Sentences

the detective scours the crime scene for any clues.

she scours the internet for the best deals on flights.

he scours the library shelves for a rare book.

the landlord scours the property for signs of damage.

journalists scours government documents for important information.

the company scours the market for new opportunities.

he scours the countryside for wild mushrooms.

the researcher scours databases for relevant data.

she scours the menu for vegetarian options.

the editor scours the manuscript for errors.

the team scours the area for missing hikers.

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