Diggers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIGGERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DIGGER, one who or something that digs
• a person, animal, or large machine that digs earth.
• a miner.
• a person who excavates archaeological sites.
• a member of a group of radical dissenters formed in England in 1649 as an offshoot of the Levellers, believing in a form of agrarian communism in which common land would be made available to the poor.
• a man, especially a private soldier (often used as a friendly form of address)
• A degraded tribe of California Indians; -- so called from their practice of digging roots for food.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that digs

Words related to DIGGERS

digger9

Words that contain DIGGERS

ditchdiggers21 gravediggers19

How to use DIGGERS in a sentence

• They were great trench diggers and trench fighters, and their endurance on the march was a marvel to the allied armies.
• The mound is levelled, the wall foundations have disappeared, and so have the diggers.
• But these were not everyday larks, and were laughed at by the diggers themselves as much as anybody.
• The American diggers that we took up with had met a lot of foreigners in California and other places.
• Nothing like her was ever seen on the field when she came up, so all the diggers said.
• I was assured that this conclusion was correct when I saw the diggers looking at one another significantly and tapping their foreheads.
• Philip tried to enter into conversation with the diggers.
• The feelings of William Patterson, and of thousands of other diggers, were outraged, and they burned for revenge.
• It was argued that if the diggers stood firm, it would be impossible for the few hundreds of soldiers and police to arrest and keep in custody nearly twenty thousand men.
• Let the lucky diggers beware! I was not one of them.
• Many parties of hopeful diggers from England and California had slept there on the floor the night before they started for Ballarat, Mount Alexander, or Bendigo.
• It was then the refuge of the penniless, of broken-down vagabonds, and unlucky diggers.
• It was not a matter for desperate alarm as the Diggers were harmless and David would no doubt escape from them and join a later train.
• As soon as their dust was moving on the trail the Diggers would sweep down on the camp and carry away every scrap of rag and bone that was there.
• Only when Winstanley and his Diggers set to work with spade and shovel on the barren soil of St.
• The matter was left to the local magistrates and landowners, and the Diggers were suppressed.
• The amount derived from their sales barely kept the diggers in provisions.
• The songs were to the diggers new, and yet not new.
• But it is a fact that he is of all the diggers best suited for his task.
• Coming from Connecticut to California in 1851, he soon made a small fortune in mining, buying and selling gold-dust, and providing the diggers with ice and water for their work.
• At last, when the twilight shadows lay dark on its mouth, Anton ordered the diggers to leave the well.
• Floating in the water above the diggers, were three immense sharks.
• The sharks floated lazily downward as if they knew they had the diggers at their mercy.
• Several of the largest followed the diggers, their horrible eyes, and big mouths with rows of cruel teeth, striking terror to the hearts of all.
• So he started by giving the diggers one swine for ten ounces of gold and the breeders one ounce of gold for ten swine.
• The dotted line he read for post holes and the distant figures for the diggers.
• The whites had many difficulties with the Diggers in the early days.
• Two diggers worked at ours a week and charged thirty dollars.
• In a few months 30,000 diggers were searching its beaches and valleys with such results that it seemed astonishing that the gold could have lain unseen so long.
• Among the diggers themselves there was little crime or even violence.
• But, at any rate, in New Zealand diggers did not use revolvers with the playful frequency of the Californians of Mr.
• In the swamps and ravines, where they may thrust down their steel-pointed flexible spears as much as eight feet, the roaming diggers use that weapon to explore the field.
• The gold diggers will be richer than they would have been without it.

Similar words containing DIGGER without suffix s

digger9 ditchdigger20 gravedigger18 ditchdiggers21 gravediggers19

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