to excavate; to unearth; to dig into

to dig out, excavate, or scoop out soil or rocks

to speak sarcastically or make cutting remarks

an excavator

to dig a hole in the ground

to rack one's brains; to exhaust every possible thought or scheme

A heavy construction vehicle designed for digging and moving earth or debris.

to entice or lure away employees, members, or romantic partners from another person or organization

to clear or deepen a waterway by removing accumulated silt, sand, or mud

To cut one's flesh to cover a sore; to resort to a temporary expedient that makes a situation worse.

ear pick

To recruit or entice talent or personnel away from a competitor or another organization.

to pick one's nose

to dig deep or dredge

A small scoop-shaped tool used for removing earwax or for similar medical scraping (curette).

a small scoop or tool used for removing earwax from the ear canal

a small handheld scoop used for removing earwax from the ear canal, or a medical curette

to succeed in discovering or obtaining something by digging into the ground.

to dig a grave or to dig up and exhume an existing grave

to dig into or uncover something by digging

to remove something by digging it out of the ground or a surface

mechanical earth-moving equipment used for pushing soil or clearing land

excavator; excavating machine

to dig a hole

to dredge

to mine cryptocurrency

to dig a hole, pit, or cave, often for planting or nesting

to dig out a large space or cavity within a solid structure like a hill or the ground