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To comprehend or like something. Possibly coming from the Irish- An Dtuigeann tu? meaning, Do you understand. ''Hey Willie, I'm totally diggin your new hair do!''. Remarked Roger sarcastically, after Rogers' near fatal accident with the strimmer. And this wasn't the first time the two lads had nearly come to blows.There was that time when rude Roger had slagged poor Willies' old man off for having only one ball,a piece of information that Roger should have never found out, if only it wasn't
for Willies' loud mouthed ex Grainne and her tactless ways. Man that girl was a shit-talker if ever I saw one. What about the time when Roger, that utter bastard was jeering Willie about only having one eye, especially when it was indirectly Rogers' fault that Wilie had come to lose the eye in the first place. ''One eyed Willie, one eyed Willie''. Yeah, really funny Roger, HOW original. Bastard. |
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1. To perceive and comprehend the nature and significance of; grasp; gather. “Ya dig? Yeah I can dig it” 2. To find attractive, pleasant, to enjoy. “I dig on that Trim, man; girl is fine!” |
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1.to break up, turn, or loosen (earth) with an implement
2.to love something 1: I dig holes
2: I dig holes |
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To like something. Did you hear that cd?
Yeah.. I dig it..
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anonymous
Apr 14, 2003
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1. To understand something
2. to appriciate or like something. I'll bet she really digs him.
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1) To understand
2) To like. 1) can you dig it?
2) I dig that Pac Cd |
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In street racing; Racing from a complete stop to a set speed, gear or distance. I don't want to go from a roll, lets race from a dig
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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. :) "Nice dig. OUCH!" or "She got her little digs in"
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