Dig
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 136
dig, v.t. to turn up the earth to ultwatc with a spade pr.p digg'ing pa and pa p. dug, (/?.) digged'.—;/. Digg'er. [A.S diciau - die, a ditch See Dike, Ditch Digastric, di-gas'trik adj double-bellied or fleshy at each end, applied to one of the muscles of the lower jaw. [Gr di, double, gaster, the belly
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