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digger

noun as in one who digs

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"We've been doing up the house anyway, so I hired a digger and, with the help of a mate, we started digging up the driveway to see what was there," he said.

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It has been reported that Torode used the N-word at a season filming wrap party in 2019 while singing along to Gold Digger by Kayne West.

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One digger and hundreds of temporary metal fences were brought to the playground at the housing estate where the home once stood.

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He said having passed it on Thursday he noticed a digger was there and hoped that meant it was finally being dealt with.

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"If you have a rich boyfriend, you are called a gold digger. If you try to make yourself look pretty, you are called a gold digger... Sometimes the label is used on you merely for accepting a drink from someone," she adds.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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