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digger

noun as in one who digs

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A digger and about 40 local men are doing the slow work to excavate and look for bodies under the rubble.

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As we begin to leave the site, a hush falls over those gathered and we see a stretcher carrying a wrapped body being taken away by the digger.

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The animal had arrived on a 22-tonne lorry full of rubbish, scooped up in a digger and was then put through a sorting process including a glass-smashing machine.

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A video he shared with the BBC shows a digger striking a building while horses can be seen inside.

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Despite the duplex, Ferrari, Bentleys and various expensive baubles he has showered upon her, she seems too delusional and naive to be called a gold digger.

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

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