digs
word · lemma: dig
Definition
'Digs' is the third person singular of 'dig' (to break up and move earth). Informally, 'digs' also means someone's home or living place, especially in slang.
Usage & Nuances
As a verb, 'digs' is used for he/she/it in the present simple ('She digs in the garden'). As a noun (slang), 'digs' is mostly plural and refers to a place where someone lives, usually among young people or students ('Check out my new digs'). The noun usage is informal and mostly in British or American English.
Example Sentences
Sarah's new digs are close to her office.
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I just moved in—come check out my new digs!
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She digs for old coins at the beach every weekend.
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Nice digs! Did you decorate it yourself?
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He digs a hole in the backyard every morning.
basic
The dog digs when it wants to hide its bone.
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