Digs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• DIG, to make a hole, excavate
• break up and move earth with a tool or machine, or with hands, paws, snout, etc.
• make (a hole, grave, etc.) by breaking up and moving earth
• extract from the ground by breaking up and moving earth
• (of a soldier) protect oneself by digging a trench or similar ground defence.
• excavate (an archaeological site)
• begin eating heartily.
• push or poke sharply
• search or rummage in a specified place
• engage in research; conduct an investigation
• bring out or discover something after a search or investigation
• like, appreciate, or understand
NOUN:
• an act or spell of digging
• an archaeological excavation.
• a remark intended to mock or criticize
• an excavation for ore or precious stones or for archaeology
• temporary living quarters
• a push or poke with one's elbow, finger, etc.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to break up, turn over, or remove earth

Words related to DIGS

dig5 digged10 digging11 dug5

How to use DIGS in a sentence

• Man digs it, throws it on the fire, a black, dead-seeming lump.
• He digs through the dazzling sand, and bids men build on the rock of ages.
• The absolutism of the commune is oppression refined, each man must dig even if he digs his own foot.
• Caste digs a gulf between followers of the rival creeds, but Mr.
• The ax? Oline digs down and down in the snow, and finds no ax.
• The cunning fox digs a kennel with two holes to go out and come in at, that he may not be either surprised or trapped by the huntsmen.
• He digs and digs to find dead Prussians, in the catacombs of Rome or under the ruins of Troy.
• Humility sinks of its own weight, and in the lowest deep, digs lower.
• Borkar had even even taken humorous digs at me through his writings.
• He always digs for himself a nest in some partly decayed tree, and never takes long journeys, but moves about only in search of food.
• But it nests in burrows which it digs itself, one bird usually digging, while the other bird perches in a bush near by.
• She who digs a pit for another, cannot tell that she may not fall into the hole herself.
• Down to this deep foundation Masonry digs for a basis of its temple, and builds securely.
• He digs the flowers and cuts the hay, And never seems to want to play.
• And no matter how hard he digs the Shovel into the hard ground, no earth can be turned over until I first loosen it.
• The owner of the coal digs it and gets it to market in the best way he can.
• Lawes says, that “the soil is a mine,” out of which he digs money.
• One night I amused myself by making a tunnel into this pile in much the same way as a squirrel digs into a hillside.
• It reminded me of the way our dog digs up the vegetables in the garden.
• For the last day or two father had been giving me such queer little digs every now and then that I began to suspect he knew who Sampson Straight was.
• What a student digs out for himself is in a peculiar sense his own.
• One digs a trench with the spade, so deep that you would say he was preparing to dig up an oak-tree.
• The Digs were all dressed in black, with Oxford caps on their heads, and small iron spades over their shoulders.
• Whence and how does the novelist obtain the vital tissue which must be his material? The answer is that he digs it out of himself.
• Then the bow of the boat heads for the shore and digs her nose in the soft mud.
• He anchors on a third part of New Holland, and digs wells, but brackish.
• Hodge and Sir Lionel meet in the garden which one owns, and in which the other digs with the sweat of his brow.
• A smoke arises, Judas digs and finds three crosses.

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