dug
noun
1 dug
An udder or breast or teat.
Roget 250:
convexity,
prominence,
projection,
swelling,
gibbosity†,
bilge,
bulge,
protuberance,
protrusion;
camber,
cahot [U.S.].
thank-ye-ma'am [U.S.].
swell.
intumescence;
tumour [Brit.],
tumor;
tubercle,
tuberosity [Anat.];
excrescence;
hump,
hunch,
bunch.
boss,
embossment,
hub,
hubble;
[convex body parts]
tooth [U.S.],
knob,
elbow,
process,
apophysis†,
condyle,
bulb,
node,
nodule,
nodosity†,
tongue,
dorsum,
bump,
clump;
sugar loaf
etc.
(sharpness)
253;
bow;
mamelon†;
molar;
belly,
corporation†,
pot belly,
gut [Coll.];
withers,
back,
shoulder,
lip,
flange.
[convexities on skin]
pimple,
zit [Slang];
wen,
wheel,
papula [Med.],
pustule,
pock,
proud flesh,
growth,
sarcoma,
caruncle†,
corn,
wart,
pappiloma,
furuncle,
polypus†,
fungus,
fungosity†,
exostosis†,
bleb,
blister,
blain†;
boil
etc.
(disease)
655;
airbubble†,
blob,
papule,
verruca.
[convex body parts on chest]
papilla,
nipple,
teat,
tit [Vulg.],
titty [Vulg.],
boob [Vulg.],
knocker [Vulg.],
pap,
breast,
dug,
mammilla†.
[prominent convexity on the face]
proboscis,
nose,
neb,
beak,
snout,
nozzle,
schnoz [Coll.].
peg,
button,
stud,
ridge,
rib,
jutty,
trunnion,
snag.
cupola,
dome,
arch,
balcony,
eaves;
pilaster.
relief,
relievo [It],
cameo;
bassorilievo†,
mezzorilevo†,
altorivievo;
low relief,
bas relief [Fr.],
high relief.
hill
etc.
(height)
206;
cape,
promontory,
mull;
forehead,
foreland†;
point of land,
mole,
jetty,
hummock,
ledge,
spur;
naze†,
ness.
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dig
noun
1 dig
2 dig
An aggressive remark directed at a person like a missile and intended to have a telling effect:
— She takes a dig at me every chance she gets.
synonyms: barb, gibe, jibe, shaft, shot, slam.
Dutch: hatelijkheid, speldenprik, speldeprik, steek, stekeligheid
Polish: przytyk, przycinek, przymówka
3 dig
A small gouge (as in the cover of a book).
4 dig
The act of digging.
synonyms: digging, excavation.
Dutch: plaagstoot
Polish: wykopaliska
5 dig
The act of touching someone suddenly with your finger or elbow:
— She gave me a sharp dig in the ribs.
synonym: jab.
Polish: kuksnięcie
verb
1 dig
Turn up, loosen, or remove earth:
— Dig we must.
synonyms: cut into, delve, turn over.
Roget 371:
cultivate;
till the soil;
farm,
garden;
sow,
plant;
reap,
mow,
cut;
manure,
dress the ground,
dig,
delve,
dibble,
hoe,
plough,
plow,
harrow,
rake,
weed,
lop and top;
backset [U.S.].
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Roget 208:
be deep
etc.
adj.;
render deep
etc.
adj.;
deepen.
plunge
etc.
310;
sound,
fathom,
plumb,
cast the lead,
heave the lead,
take soundings,
make soundings;
dig
etc.
(excavate)
252.
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Dutch: delven, graven
2 dig
Create by digging:
— Dig a hole.
— Dig out a channel.
synonym: dig out.
3 dig
Work hard:
— She was digging away at her math homework.
synonyms: drudge, fag, grind, labor, labour, moil, toil, travail.
Dutch: beulen, inspannen, ploegen, ploeteren, sappelen, sloven
4 dig
Remove, harvest, or recover by digging:
— Dig salt.
— Dig coal.
synonyms: dig out, dig up.
5 dig
6 dig
Remove the inner part or the core of.
synonyms: excavate, hollow.
Roget 252:
be concave
etc.
adj.;
retire,
cave in.
render concave
etc.
adj.;
depress,
hollow;
scoop,
scoop out;
gouge,
gouge out,
dig,
delve,
excavate,
dent,
dint,
mine,
sap,
undermine,
burrow,
tunnel,
stave in.
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Dutch: opdelven, uithollen
7 dig
8 dig
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