dig_in | ||
1. | [ verb ] occupy a trench or secured area | |
Synonyms: | entrench | |
Examples: | "The troops dug in for the night" |
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Related terms: | entrenchment | |
2. | [ verb ] (food) eat heartily | |
Synonyms: | pitch_in | |
Examples: | "The food was placed on the table and the children pitched in" |
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Related terms: | eat | |
Similar spelling: |
Diskin dioxin discina disjoin Diegueno Dizon dizen Dixon Dison dijon Digna |