v. 1 to make a hole by removing dirt or sand or the like; 2 to turn over or remove with a tool; 3 to shove or poke; n. a thrust or poke.
The workers had to dig a hole.
The workers had to dig a hole.
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How long did it take to dig up the fence posts?
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What did John Henry use to dig through the mountain?
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What did the boys dig up in the grave yard?
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What kind of tool did he use to dig his hole?
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Why couldn't the school janitor dig up the field violets in front of the school?
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Whose heart did Asa Pike dig up and give to Ezekiel?
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The miner used a pickax to dig for gold.
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How did the boys decide which cones would be best to dig up?
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How long did Mike say it would take to dig the cellar?
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Who helps Peanut dig out?
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Why did Willy dig under his fence?
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Why do polar bears dig shallow pits in the snow?
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Who said to not dig up the yard?
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The students went on an archaeological dig.
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burrow; poke; jab
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