British slang. To be living in cheap, rented accommodation usually comprised of a room and shared facilities, frequently with meals provided by the landlady. Similar to a 1940's-era "rooming house" in the States. Inexpensive accommodation for single adults such as college students or actors.
by 99justbeingreal99 November 19, 2013
A word to use when you're insulting someone. Like a "burn" or a "blast". An insult. A dig isn't usually meant seriously. It's normally used in a joking manner with a hint of truth. :)
by Astrocat August 17, 2005
by Steven Frymyer July 6, 2004
word to describe an insult..usually not meant in a serious manner, just a friendly "jab" at someone. you can't just make something up, the dig has to be somewhat truthful.
by mitsu mike December 7, 2006
Digging is a way of dancing to hard, electronic, or trance music; typically of a psychedelic nature.
by BPIsouth September 13, 2011
to perform information reconnaissance using the Internet - to find out information about a person, without his or her knowledge - mostly accomplished with the help of Yahoo, Google and Google Groups.
frowned upon because it's a slight invasion of privacy - and because the information isn't coming directly from the person. information recovered during digging can never be exposed to the person.
frowned upon because it's a slight invasion of privacy - and because the information isn't coming directly from the person. information recovered during digging can never be exposed to the person.
I did a little digging and found out he runs this site called the Urban Dictionary - you won't believe what I found there!
by urban(SPACE)dictionary(AT)google(DOT)com March 20, 2002