Translations for „fossick“ in the English » German Dictionary

fos·sick [ˈfɒsɪk] VB intr Aus, NZ inf

to fossick about in [or through] sth

in etw dat herumsuchen inf

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to fossick about in [or through] sth

in etw dat herumsuchen inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

As for fear, he only has one: to grow old and wander aimlessly along the beach or fossick in antique shops "waiting to die".

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Magpie attacks can cause injuries, typically wounds to the head and particularly the eyes, with potential detached retinas and bacterial infections from a beak used to fossick in the ground.

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Locals are invited to bring in unwanted items that can go to new homes as well as fossick for their own treasures.

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But as they fossick for further detail, larger questions are developing for the islanders themselves.

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See an electric fishing demonstration, check out some fish traps and fossick in the stream for aquatic life.

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For $10, you can hire a shovel and pan and go up the river to fossick in the public areas.

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If you need a handy place on which to rest your carry-on luggage while you fossick through it, my advice is to consider using a bench or chair.

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You can fish for red fin, fossick for sapphires and have your cook-outs in the fire pits beside the swimming hole, under the stars.

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We're more interested in the grisly details: what's it like to fossick through a bin for dinner?

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