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Definition of dig
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of dig is as below...
Dig (v. t.) To turn up, or delve in,
(earth)
with a spade or a hoe; to open,
loosen,
or break up (the soil) with a
spade,
or other sharp
instrument;
to
pierce,
open, or
loosen,
as if with a
spade..
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Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
distribute
or
arrange
methodically;
to work over and
classify;
to
reduce
to
portions
for ready use or
application;
as, to
digest
the laws, etc..
Dignification
::
Dignification
(n.) The act of
dignifying;
exaltation.
Crude
::
Crude
(superl.)
Undigested;
unconcocted;
not
brought
into a form to give
nourishment.
Siderite
::
Siderite
(n.) An
indigo-blue
variety
of
quartz.
Baronage
::
Baronage
(n.) The
dignity
or rank of a
baron.
Flytrap
::
Flytrap
(n.) A plant
(Dionaea
muscipula),
called
also
Venus's
flytrap,
the
leaves
of which are
fringed
with stiff
bristles,
and fold
together
when
certain
hairs on their upper
surface
are
touched,
thus
seizing
insects
that light on them. The
insects
so
caught
are
afterwards
digested
by a
secretion
from the upper
surface
of the
leaves..
Indigest
::
Indigest
(a.)
Crude;
unformed;
unorganized;
undigested.
Misdight
::
Misdight
(a.)
Arrayed,
prepared,
or
furnished,
unsuitably..
Duodenum
::
Duodenum
(n.) The part of the small
intestines
between
the
stomach
and the
jejunum.
See
Illust.
of
Digestive
apparatus,
under
Digestive..
Rank
::
Rank (n. & v.)
Degree
of
dignity,
eminence,
or
excellence;
position
in civil or
social
life;
station;
degree;
grade;
as, a
writer
of the first rank; a
lawyer
of high
rank..
Gout
::
Gout (n.) A
constitutional
disease,
occurring
by
paroxysms.
It
consists
in an
inflammation
of the
fibrous
and
ligamentous
parts of the
joints,
and
almost
always
attacks
first the great toe, next the
smaller
joints,
after which it may
attack
the
greater
articulations.
It is
attended
with
various
sympathetic
phenomena,
particularly
in the
digestive
organs.
It may also
attack
internal
organs,
as the
stomach,
the
intestines,
etc..
Dignifying
::
Dignifying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Dignif.
Indolin
::
Indolin
(n.) A dark
resinous
substance,
polymeric
with
indol,
and
obtained
by the
reduction
of
indigo
white..
Legerdemainist
::
Legerdemainist
(n.) One who
practices
sleight
of hand; a
prestidigitator.
Digraph
::
Digraph
(n.) Two signs or
characters
combined
to
express
a
single
articulated
sound;
as ea in head, or th in
bath..
Disingenuous
::
Disingenuous
(a.) Not
noble;
unbecoming
true honor or
dignity;
mean;
unworthy;
as,
disingenuous
conduct
or
schemes..
Prefer
::
Prefer
(v. t.) To cause to go
before;
hence,
to
advance
before
others,
as to an
office
or
dignity;
to
raise;
to
exalt;
to
promote;
as, to
prefer
an
officer
to the rank of
general..
Inhibition
::
Inhibition
(n.) A
stopping
or
checking
of an
already
present
action;
a
restraining
of the
function
of an
organ,
or an
agent,
as a
digestive
fluid or
ferment,
etc.; as, the
inhibition
of the
respiratory
center
by the
pneumogastric
nerve;
the
inhibition
of
reflexes,
etc..
Prelatureship
::
Prelatureship
(n.) The state or
dignity
of a
prelate;
prelacy.
Prodigy
::
Prodigy
(n.) A
production
out of
ordinary
course
of
nature;
an
abnormal
development;
a
monster.
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