dig
//dɪɡ//
Verb
to break up and move earth or soil with a tool, machine, or one's hands
The dog was digging a hole in the garden.
to make a hole or tunnel in the ground by removing earth
The workers dug a tunnel through the mountain.
to search or look for something by moving things around
She dug through her bag to find her keys.
to push or poke something into someone or something
He dug his elbow into my side.
to like, appreciate, or understand something (slang)
I really dig this music.
Noun
an act of digging or excavating
The archaeologists started a dig at the ancient site.
an archaeological excavation site
The students visited an archaeological dig in Egypt.
a sarcastic or critical remark aimed at someone
She made a dig at his cooking skills.
a place where someone lives (informal, usually plural)
I'm looking for new digs closer to work.