dig

US /dɪɡ/
UK /dɪɡ/
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1.

break up and move earth with a tool or machine, or with hands, paws, snout, etc.

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They decided to dig a well in their backyard.
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The dog started to dig a hole under the fence.
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excavateburrowtunnelminescoop
2.

search for or discover (information or an object) by careful investigation

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The detective tried to dig up more evidence.
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She had to dig deep into her memory to recall the details.
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unearthuncoverdiscoverfindresearch
3.

like or appreciate (something)

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I really dig your new haircut!
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Do you dig jazz music?
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likeenjoyappreciatefancyrelish
1.

an act of digging

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The archaeological dig revealed ancient artifacts.
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He gave the ground a quick dig with his shovel.
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excavationburrowholetrenchpit
2.

a sarcastic or critical remark

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She made a subtle dig at his expense.
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His comment was a clear dig at my management style.
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jibetauntinsultsarcasmsneer
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dig indig intodig updig yourself into a holedig your own grave