Dig

dig, v. t. [dug or (obs.) digged (digd), in this gixg.] To turn and throw up, as the earth; to Dies loosen or remove with a spade, etc.; to delve; to be hollow out, as a well; form, as a ditch; excavate. — which v. i. To work with a spade, etc., do servile work, etc.); delve. together Digarnma, di-ganfma, re. A letter (F) of the Greek — alphabet, which early fell into disuse, pron., prob., with like E. w. n.