plural n. a long narrow channel dug into the earth; v. sever all ties with usually unceremoniously or irresponsibly
The crew spent all day digging ditches.
The crew spent all day digging ditches.
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Why was the job digging ditches the big break that Nikola needed?
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The fascine was used to fill ditches.
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Where does Lamonte go when he ditches Gordie after school?
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trough; excavation; channel
mountain
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bitches
britches
glitches
hitches
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niches
pitches
rich's
riches
stitches
switches
twitches
which's
witch's
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enriches
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