find /fīnd/

1. To come upon or meet with
2. To discover or arrive at
3. To come to perceive
4. To experience
5. To regain (a former position, state, etc)
6. To determine after judicial inquiry
7. To supply or succeed in getting
8. To manage to reach, hit, land on, etc

To come upon game

1. An act of finding
2. Something found, esp something of value or interest

findˈable adjective

findˈer noun

1. A person who finds
2. A small telescope attached to a larger one, or a lens attached to a camera, to facilitate the directing of it at the object viewed

findˈing noun

1. The act of any person who finds
2. That which is found
3. A judicial verdict
4. (usu in pl) a conclusion of research or investigation
5. (in pl) the tools which some workmen have to supply themselves, esp (of shoemakers) everything except leather (esp US)
6. (in pl) accessories such as buttons and zips (US)

findˈ-fault noun (Shakespeare)

A person who finds fault with another

finders keepers (informal)

Those who find something are entitled to keep it

find one's account in

To find satisfactory profit or advantage in

find oneself

1. To feel, as regards health, happiness, etc (formal)
2. To come to terms with oneself
3. To discover one's true personality, vocation or interests

find one's feet

To become able to stand or able to cope readily with new conditions

find out

To discover or detect

find someone in (obsolete)

To supply someone with

• shoo
• shooed
• shooflies
• shoofly
• shoofly pie
• shoofly pies
• shoogie
• shoogied
• shoogieing
• shoogies
• shoogle
• shoogled
• shoogles
• shooglier
• shoogliest
• shoogling
• shoogly
• shoo-in
• shooing
• shoo-ins
• shook
• shook on
• shooks
• shool
• shoole