v. 1 to make a hole by removing dirt sand or the like; 2 to turn over or remove with a shovel or other tool; 3 to shove or poke.
The dog was digging a hole in the backyard.
The dog was digging a hole in the backyard.
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Why was Lindy's dad digging a hole?
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Benny stopped digging one time to do what?
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What excuse does Jess use to get away from Raph and Daniel when they are digging up the crate?
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Why did Barnum have to stop digging for bones in October?
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What did Mom do to thank her boys for digging her garden?
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At what time did the digging of Miss Ada's grave begin?
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The boy had grubby hands from digging in the dirt.
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Who was digging bones in the backyard?
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The crew spent all day digging ditches.
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The picture of the FBI digging a trench to find the money was on what river?
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Why are the squirrels digging a hole?
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After digging up grass, weeds, daises, and seeds, what the Duke dig up next?
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What did Jules find digging around in the muddy ground?
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What did Rosie's brother say he was digging for in the bushes?
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burrow; poke; jab
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2 syllables
dig-ging
gigging
rigging
reneging
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