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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a scavenger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an organism that feeds on dead or decaying matter, or metaphorically to describe someone who collects or takes advantage of discarded items or opportunities.
Example: "The crow is often seen as a scavenger, picking at the remains of a meal left behind by other animals."
Alternatives: "a forager" or "a collector".
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He's a scavenger.
"It's like a scavenger hunt".
"O.K., so I'm a scavenger," he said.
He called Mr. Dunham "a scavenger".
___ Organize a scavenger hunt with your friends.
Also, materials from a scavenger hunt.
_______ Organize a scavenger hunt with your friends.
Visually, Ritchie is just as bold a scavenger.
As befits a scavenger, he often recycles his own work.
It was a scavenger hunt to find songs like that.
Assembling the stuff used to require a scavenger hunt.
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