dig

US /dɪɡ/

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UK /dɪg/

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To move material to create a hole

We will dig a hole for a new tree

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To search or investigate thoroughly.

I need to dig through my files to find that document.

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To understand or appreciate something.

I really dig that new song by the band.

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To poke or jab.

Don't dig your elbow into my ribs!

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14:01

He just needs to, like, dig deeper and just be like,
He just needs to, like, dig deeper and just be like,

08:25

So I tried hiding my ice cream behind a bunch of other stuff in my freezer, but somehow a week in I didn't find it that hard to dig my way to it.
So I tried hiding my ice cream behind a bunch of other stuff in my freezer, but somehow a week in I didn't find it that hard to dig my way to it.
that hard to dig my way to it.
that hard to dig my way to it.

03:23

you dig. Imagine that you are both given much larger
you dig. Imagine that you are both given much larger
but with each dig or fill, more soil is removed or filled.
but with each dig or fill, more soil is removed or filled.

17:42

You can dig through their website, find an email address
You can dig through their website, find an email address

08:35

Take a large wooden box or dig a pit 30 cm deep.
Take a large wooden box or dig a pit 30 cm deep.

17:22

They had nine years to add it my way. What an irony to dig up treasure map we have to build
They had nine years to add it my way. What an irony to dig up treasure map we have to build
Maybe just dig deeper
Maybe just dig deeper

39:57

06:29

Dig foxholes, lay down sandbags, build bridges, barbed wire, tank stoppers, and more.
Dig foxholes, lay down sandbags, build bridges, barbed wire, tank stoppers, and more.

04:29

- (Derek) This is actually a finger food, so feel free to dig in.
- (Derek) This is actually a finger food, so feel free to dig in.

18:23