(pro-noun)meaning it describes the noun, the word shigadig is best used to describe someone when they are speaking in a foreign language...maybe like macedonian something not so commonly learned in high school.
by tokerchoke April 9, 2009
Get the Shiga digmug. by ian rodgers October 1, 2009
Get the keep digging watsonmug. 
To dig straight down in minecraft, hitting bedrock and dying from fall damage. Frowned upon in the Minecraft game... Don't do this in Skyblock.
by honeydrop May 6, 2019
Get the never dig downmug. Do you get it; can you feel it; do you comprehend what i am trying to get across?
Phrase made popular in mainstream culture by the classic 70's film the Warriors.
Was used before though by the hippie counterculture; for example Arlo Guthrie said it a couple of times during his apperance at Woodstock.
(youtube it) - Arlo Guthrie WOODSTOCK 1969 - Walking Down The Line
Phrase made popular in mainstream culture by the classic 70's film the Warriors.
Was used before though by the hippie counterculture; for example Arlo Guthrie said it a couple of times during his apperance at Woodstock.
(youtube it) - Arlo Guthrie WOODSTOCK 1969 - Walking Down The Line
Man i just got beat for 2 oz's, i think im gona just roll up what i have left u down?
That sucks dude, ill throw you some bills though. shit happens, can you dig it?
Yea man, fuckin a
That sucks dude, ill throw you some bills though. shit happens, can you dig it?
Yea man, fuckin a
by Dan Druff 69 June 7, 2011
Get the can you dig it?mug. To "Dig up the past" would be to reflect on the past or to bring up something of the past up in conversation which may not always be appropriate depending on the topic being spoken about.
"Ralph decided to dig up the past and say that he had remembered how he went hunting with a friend illegally, to a police officer."
by Nerd person October 31, 2013
Get the dig up the pastmug. The act of sticking it through a tough situation. Tough times calls for tough character.
Origins:
The title of a song from Cowboy Bebop, a classic anime. A harmonica is used throughout the song, gives a very old western feel to it.
Origins:
The title of a song from Cowboy Bebop, a classic anime. A harmonica is used throughout the song, gives a very old western feel to it.
Vicious: You should see yourself. Do you have any idea what you look like right at this moment, Spike?
Spike Spiegel: What?
Vicious: A ravenous beast. The same blood runs through both of us. The blood of a beast who wanders, hunting for the blood of others.
Spike Spiegel: I've bled all that kind of blood away.
Vicious: THEN WHY ARE YOU STILL ALIVE?
Spike Spiegel: I'm digging my potato.
Spike Spiegel: What?
Vicious: A ravenous beast. The same blood runs through both of us. The blood of a beast who wanders, hunting for the blood of others.
Spike Spiegel: I've bled all that kind of blood away.
Vicious: THEN WHY ARE YOU STILL ALIVE?
Spike Spiegel: I'm digging my potato.
by ilGaucho August 30, 2010
Get the Digging My Potatomug.