· a woman decided to move on from being a teacher to being a miner. then, the parents come and say: you're being paid to teach, not digging coal why do they use gerund "digging coal" … · What does " dig the show " mean? I heard it in HIMYM, a character said: " Mama knows when a dude is digging the show. He couldn't keep his good eye off of me. " It seems to mean ' to … · "Had been digging" is more common, but there are circumstances in which "had dug" will be more appropriate. He was going to dig in both the garden and in the field behind the barn. · There is another verb with the same literal meaning, but it’s used almost exclusively in relation to digging up a buried body. That word is exhume. · Besides digging for gold, picking a winner, goober, and cliffhanger, what are euphemisms either for either snot or picking your nose. Thank you! · excavate: uncover or extract by digging (esp sth from earlier times) : excavate a buried city, a Greek vase unearth: uncover or obtain sth from the ground by digging: unearth buried treasure … · Hi, “The garden still needs digging” The "still" here made me think that the garden is being dug but the digging has not finished so could you tell me if the following sentence has the same … · You can't have dug very deeply Vincenzo. Or maybe you were digging in the wrong places, or maybe you just thought that the likes of Tim and I were extremely underworked and … · I was listening to an evergreen Abba's song and I was wondering what "dig in the dancing queen" really means. Does it mean "take the role of the dancing queen"?
