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Synonym for dig [verb]
The synonym dig synonymous definition words:
Your question...dig [verb]
means "activity"unearth, dig out, excavate, discover, scoop, exhume, shovel, spade, shovel, delve, mine, excavate, channel, grub, burrow, dig out
Further results for the word "dig"
delve [verb]
means "shovel"dig, mine, excavate, channel, grub, burrow
eviscerate [verb]
means "hollow out"excise, dig, disembowel, excavate, cut
excise [verb]
means "hollow out"cut, dig, disembowel, excavate, eviscerate
exhume [verb]
means "unearth"dig out, excavate, discover, scoop, dig, shovel
mine [verb]
means "activity"excavate, dig, extract, quarry, pan, drill
nudge [verb]
means "poke"dig
plough [verb]
means "smash into"push, dig
digest [verb]
means "consider"assimilate, analyse, contemplate, ponder, reflect upon, ruminate over, study
digest [noun]
means "summary"abridgment, condensation, abstract, brief, conspectus, epitome, synopsis
digitise [verb]
means "read with a scanner"feed in, input, append, record, scan, digitize, enter, perform data entry
digitize [verb]
means "read with a scanner"feed in, input, append, record, digitise, scan, enter, perform data entry
dignified [adjective]
means "solemn"formal, ceremonial, ceremonious, ritual, serious, sedate, staid
abbreviation [noun]
means "abridgement"contraction, abstract, abstraction, condensation, digest, outline
abridgement [noun]
means "abbreviation"contraction, abstract, abstraction, condensation, digest, outline
brief [noun]
means "thing"summary, digest, abridgment, abstract, compendium, conspectus
celebrity [noun]
means "notable"star, luminary, personage, dignitary, notability
condensation [noun]
means "abridgement"digest
delve [verb]
means "shovel"dig out
denominate [verb]
means "designate"dignify, classify, enumerate, identify, characterise, characterize
eatable [adjective]
means "good to eat"edible, digestible
ennoble [verb]
means "elevate"dignify, erect, support, exalt, foster, promote
exalt [verb]
means "elevate"dignify, erect, support, ennoble, foster, promote
high-minded [adjective]
means "noble"elevated, eminent, moral, dignified
honourable [adjective]
means "distinguished"dignified, important, illustrious, noble, great, famous
infix [verb]
means "ingrain"embed, dig in, fix, entrench, lodge, root
loftiness [noun]
means "exaltation"dignity, grandeur, elevation, nobility, nobleness, refinement
monologue [noun]
means "aside"digression, departure, diversion, whisper, side show
nobility [noun]
means "magnificence"dignity, honour, majesty, grandeur, greatness, loftiness
noble [adjective]
means "admirable"brilliant, dignified, extraordinary, grand, remarkable, imposing
number [noun]
means "representation"symbol, digit, character, cipher, figure, sign
numeral [noun]
means "symbol"digit, character, cipher, figure, sign, integer
paraphrase [noun]
means "restatement"rendering, digest, translation, interpretation, version, summary
prestige [noun]
means "reputation"dignity, name, status, face, standing
reflect upon [verb]
means "consider"assimilate, analyse, contemplate, ponder, digest, ruminate over
restatement [noun]
means "paraphrase"rendering, digest, translation, interpretation, version, summary
scan [verb]
means "read with a scanner"feed in, input, append, record, digitise, digitize
set up [verb]
means "devise"digest, ready, concoct, order, arrange, contrive
solemn [adjective]
means "property"dignified, formal, ceremonial, ceremonious, ritual, serious
station [noun]
means "standing"order, rank, level, dignity, caste
summary [noun]
means "synopsis"condensation, digest, abridgment, brief, compendium, syllabus
syllabus [noun]
means "synopsis"condensation, digest, abridgment, brief, compendium, summary
synopsis [noun]
means "summary"condensation, digest, abridgment, brief, compendium, syllabus
think over [verb]
means "classify"arrange, codify, systematise, systematize, digest
translation [noun]
means "restatement"rendering, digest, paraphrase, interpretation, version, summary
variation [noun]
means "change"alteration, modification, digression, deviation, difference, discrepancy
wander [verb]
means "direction"deviate, digress, stray, err, shift, veer
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