diggers (Meaning)

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diggers (n. pl.)

A degraded tribe of California Indians; -- so called from their practice of digging roots for food.

No strong antonyms found.

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The construction site echoed with the sounds of various diggers excavating the area for the foundation.
The children played in the sandbox with miniature toy diggers, creating imaginary construction scenes.
The mining company invested in advanced diggers to extract minerals efficiently from the earth.
The agricultural field was prepared for planting as tractors with diggers plowed the soil.
The city deployed street maintenance crews with diggers to repair underground utilities.
The cemetery groundskeepers used small diggers to carefully dig graves for burial.
The archaeological team utilized specialized diggers to uncover artifacts buried deep in the soil.
Gardeners appreciate compact diggers for their ability to efficiently dig holes for planting.
During the excavation project, large diggers were used to clear away debris and unearth ancient structures.
Landscapers employed a team of diggers to create intricate designs and features in a new park.

A degraded tribe of California Indians; -- so called from their practice of digging roots for food.

knights, recruits, veterans,gendarmes, champions, conscripts, reservists, noncombatants, partizans, lifers

civilians, civilians,,

The construction site echoed with the sounds of various diggers excavating the area for the foundation.

The children played in the sandbox with miniature toy diggers, creating imaginary construction scenes.

The mining company invested in advanced diggers to extract minerals efficiently from the earth.

The agricultural field was prepared for planting as tractors with diggers plowed the soil.