digging
IPA: dˈɪgɪŋ
noun
- The action performed by a person or thing that digs.
- A place where ore is dug, especially certain localities in California, Australia, etc. where gold is obtained.
- (dated, colloquial) Accommodation; lodgings; digs.
- (archaic, colloquial, often in the plural) Region; locality.
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Examples of "digging" in Sentences
- She did something useful in digging up some Klingon language books in Star Trek VI.
- How much energy will be used in digging the light rail tunnel between downtown Seattle and the U.W.?
- Rugborough match is to be played on next Saturday (tomorrow), and digging -- _digging_ -- I'll trouble you.
- The digging is for the last of my mother's cats, which ancient and oddly enough chose today to pass over to the heavyside layer.
- My experience has shown that there are lots of articles, reviews and resources for the male golfer but deeper digging is necessary for the female golfer.
- If the media wants to be the fourth (albeit unelected) branch of government, I suggest it cultivate some sense of responsibility in "digging" for the truth.
- WSJ: A lot of musicians claim to never go back and listen to their old material, but you obviously took some joy in digging back into your archives for "Decoded."
- It can be placed around trees which are already there, so no cutting, chopping otherwise digging is necessary, simply click the 2 parts of the Treepot around it also top up with gravel.
- For those of you who are interested in digging deeper or conveniently listening to a message on your IPod or in your car, these audio messages and study guides will serve as a great support to the book.
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