browse
browse
braʊz
brawz
British pronunciation
/braʊz/

Definition & Meaning of "browse"in English

to browse
01

to check a web page, text, etc. without reading all the content

Transitive
to browse definition and meaning
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He browsed online forums to read reviews and opinions about the latest video games.
02

to casually look at different products in a store with no intention of making a purchase

to browse definition and meaning
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On Saturday afternoons, she loves to browse through the local shops, admiring the latest fashion trends without feeling the need to make a purchase.
03

to eat vegetation such as young shoots or foliage in a meadow, pasture, or woodland

to browse definition and meaning
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Deer browse on young saplings along the forest edge.
04

to taste small amounts of different foods rather than having a full portion of one dish

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We browsed the buffet, tasting everything from sushi to pastries.
Browse
01

the act of feeding by continually nibbling on tender shoots, twigs, or leaves

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Excessive browse can stunt forest growth over time.
02

a brief examination of written or printed material rather than a thorough reading

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After a quick browse of the bookstore, she left with three novels.
03

twigs, leaves, and young shoots that serve as food for some animals

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Moose depend on hardy browse species in subarctic forests.
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