burrow
//ˈbʌr.oʊ//
Noun
burrowSingular
burrowsPlural
1
A hole or tunnel dug by a small animal, especially a rabbit, as a dwelling.
The rabbit disappeared into its burrow.
Verb
burrowInfinitive
burrowPresent tense
burrowedPast tense
burrowedPast participle
burrowingPresent participle
burrowsThird-person singular
1
To dig a hole or tunnel, especially for use as a dwelling.
The rabbit burrowed into the soft earth to make its home.
2
To move or hide oneself by or as if by digging into something.
The child burrowed under the blankets to hide from the cold.
3
To search or investigate deeply into something.
The detective burrowed into the old case files to find new evidence.