dug out Synonyms
Strongest:
- canoe
- kayak
- outrigger
- flatboat
- paddleboat
- coracle
- shell
- scow
- catamaran
- umiak
- pinnace
- gig
- pram
- curragh
- pontoon
- punt
- bateau
- skiff
- watercraft
- surfboat
- scull
- raft
- shallop
- dhow
- currach
- yacht
- rowboat
- sampan
- johnboat
- dinghy
- pirogue
Strong:
- outboard
- piragua
- rowing-boat
- inboard
- jolly-boat
- cruiser
- lifeboat
- houseboat
- powerboat
- dink
- yawl
- vessel
- longboat
- ca-que
- garvey
- barge
- ketch
- keel
- wherry
- motorboat
- riverboat
- catboat
- sailboat
- cutter
- craft
- bottom
- schooner
- auxiliary
- dory
Weak:
dug out Meaning
dug out
take off sense 1a, find, unearth, to make hollow by digging
dug out Sentence Examples
- The archaeologists painstakingly dug out the ancient artifacts from the excavation site.
- A team of miners dug out tons of coal from the underground mine shafts.
- The dog dug out a large hole in the backyard in search of a buried bone.
- The construction workers dug out the foundation trenches for the new building.
- After the heavy rain, the river overflowed its banks and dug out a deep channel.
- The veterinarian dug out a tick that had burrowed into the dog's fur.
- The scientists dug out fossilized remains of a prehistoric animal from the rock formation.
- The treasure hunters dug out a hidden chest filled with gold coins.
- The urban explorers dug out a forgotten tunnel beneath the city streets.
- The gardeners dug out the overgrown roots from the flowerbeds to make way for new plantings.
FAQs About the word dug out
take off sense 1a, find, unearth, to make hollow by digging
canoe, kayak, outrigger, flatboat, paddleboat, coracle, shell, scow, catamaran, umiak
overlooked, missed,passed over, misplaced,lost, mislaid,misset, mis-set
The archaeologists painstakingly dug out the ancient artifacts from the excavation site.
A team of miners dug out tons of coal from the underground mine shafts.
The dog dug out a large hole in the backyard in search of a buried bone.
The construction workers dug out the foundation trenches for the new building.
