
Another meaning of the word browse is vegetation eaten by animals and their method of consuming it. A browser is someone who browses.
So, you could browse the library for a book on browsers browsing on browse, to browse through. (If that scrambled your brain, blame Hilary - the word was her suggestion.)
20 comments:
Hi Patsy - I'd forgotten which word I'd sent you and why! My browsing mind across other subjects I guess.
Love the Highland cow ... yup ... I live in a browsing world, which the brain has to cope with somehow ...
Good word today - especially as the National Trust is looking for a shepherd to manage, farm, and conserve the Great Orme for one pound annual rent - lots of browsing to happen there ... and browsing visitors checking out the amazing rare plant life ...
Cheers and happy browsing to one and all - Hilary
All your fault, Hilary!
How now, browser cow?
cool photo
I arch my browse ;)
I love the photo - Highland cows are one of my favourite animals. I quite enjoy browsing too (in book or stationery shops) :-) xx
I spend a lot of time browsing - I was very carful not to write 'waste a lot of time' because I've been inspired and learned a lot by being a browser :)
One of my favorite words. Just like the sound of it. :-)
An essential word, Patsy, and never a waste of time. :D
I spend a lot of my time browsing - such an enjoyable activity!
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I'm blog browsing right now!
I do a lot of browsing, Patsy. Having just submitted my first ever horror story, I dread to think what someone would make of my recent browsing history! ;-)
I thought I'd wait and spring it on you when you least expected it, Hilary! I'm sneaky like that.
Yep, I accept no responsibility at all. Alex.
I arch mine right back, Mac.
I like them too, Teresa. I once owned half of one. She was called Butterscotch.
Using time is good - wasting it is bad, Nicola.
It does sound nice, Misha.
Ha ha - is that a challenge, Carol! Bet I could find a word so obscure that reading about it was a waste of time.
It is, Susan.
You are, Maggie!
Make sure you keep looking up writerly stuff too, Jan - to back up your defence.
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