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dig

[dig] / dɪg /








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Siegrist went digging in a bucket full of coins and junk for a key chain.

From The Wall Street Journal

But authorities in Mexico City also dig mass graves, to house the hundreds of bodies discovered each year that are never reclaimed or identified.

From Barron's

Once you pay those prices, you need to dig deeper.

From Los Angeles Times

Prof Gaffney, from the University of Bradford, explained it would have taken a lot of effort to dig the holes - around two storeys deep - from the chalk landscape.

From BBC

“You can still overhaul. … Maybe you dig around it,” he added.

From Los Angeles Times