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Shoes I dig those digs.
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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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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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"digs" is used as a substitute for nigs
It is a covert way of referring to black people. Often used by white guys when talking amongst themselves about blacks. Term originated in Southern California. There are too many digs in this neighborhood.
She's into digs. |
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