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To dig in

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to cover by digging; as, to dig in manure.
To entrench oneself so as to give stronger resistance; - used of warfare or negotiating situations.

See also: Dig Dig



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A good indicator that your dog is digging for attention is when you''ve repeatedly corrected him and he makes it a point to dig in front of you.
The local landlord has teamed up with Groundwork Merseyside to encourage children and adults to dig in and spruce up gardens at the Derbyshire Hill Family Centre in Parr.
There is no point in trying to kid ourselves on about that - but midfield is probably our strongest area and we just have to dig in and get through this match without him.
 
 
 
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