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home;place of residence "my bro just moved into new digs across town."
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Your house. Or crib. You get the picture. Wanna come check out my dig?
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Another way to say routine or "the drill." This is often used in conjunction with the phrase "you know.." Sally: Wow, you're so organized! I am so envious of your organizational skills.
Drizzake: Yeah, boo. You know tha digs. |
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clothes Check out his new digs.
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Student accomodation which consists of living with a local family, who are paid by the college, university, or local government to put a roof over your head. Cool digs man!
I really dig your digs. |
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To get sexual action from someone/thing. I got digs from that goat last night!
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A suffix that can be added to anyone's name after shortening their name to one syllable "Hey John Hoette!" becomes "Hey Hut Digs!"
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