Phrasal verbs starting with "dig"

To search through things or investigate an area in an unfocused or exploratory way.

To dig deeper into the ground, or to apply greater effort and determination to find inner reserves of strength or money.

To start eating enthusiastically; to establish a defensive position; or to resist firmly.

To investigate something thoroughly, or to push into a surface, or to start eating food with enthusiasm.

To like or be attracted to someone or something (dated American slang).

To remove or rescue something or someone from a surrounding mass; or to find and retrieve something after searching.

To turn over the soil in a garden or plot thoroughly, breaking it up in preparation for planting.

To search through a place or collection of things in an exploratory way (British English variant of 'dig around').

To remove something from the ground by digging; or to discover hidden or forgotten information.