Dig meaning in English

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Definition

to dig: to excavate, to make a hole in the ground; to explore, to investigate verb
When I was a child, I tried to dig a big hole in our garden but the ground was too hard.
Luna dug through her purse 5 times, but she still couldn't find her keys.

This is an irregular verb:
I dig / I dug / I have dug
(I) dig (hip hop music) (slang): (I) love, enjoy (rap music) (slang) verb
  • "It's not just senior citizens who dig the sound of analog audio recordings, recent increases in vinyl record sales suggest that younger listeners are discovering turntables and the clarity of sound that they offer."

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