Dowse (verb)

1. To search for something by using a dowsing rod or other divining instrument.
2. To locate underground water, minerals, or other hidden objects by using a dowsing rod.

Origin:

Dowse is a word derived from the old english word "dossen" which means "to dive". it refers to the practice of using a dowsing rod to locate underground water, minerals, or other hidden objects. it can also refer to the act of searching for something by using a dowsing rod or other divining instrument.

Examples:

1. He dowsed for water on his property and found a well.
2. She dowsed for minerals in the mountains.
3. The farmer dowsed his fields to find the best place to plant crops.
4. The treasure hunter dowsed for buried treasure.
5. He dowsed for oil and found a large deposit.