dig (away) (Meaning)

dig (away)

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The archaeologists dug away at the ancient temple, revealing hidden artifacts.
The construction workers dug away the rubble, clearing the site for the new building.
The dog dug away at the ground, determined to bury its bone.
The children dug away at the sand, building an elaborate castle.
The miners dug away at the rock, searching for valuable minerals.
The farmers dug away at the soil, preparing the fields for planting.
The salvage workers dug away at the wreckage, hoping to find survivors.
The treasure hunters dug away at the map, following the cryptic clues.
The archaeologists dug away at the burial mound, uncovering the remains of an ancient civilization.
The engineers dug away at the tunnel, connecting the two halves of the mountain.

strive,labor, beaver (away), struggle, work, toil, sweat blood, try, slave, dig in

ease (up), hang (around or out), lounge, break, hack (around), slack (off), let up, bum, slacken, goof (off)

The archaeologists dug away at the ancient temple, revealing hidden artifacts.

The construction workers dug away the rubble, clearing the site for the new building.

The dog dug away at the ground, determined to bury its bone.

The children dug away at the sand, building an elaborate castle.