dug (away) (Meaning)

dug (away)

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The archaeologist carefully dug away the dirt to uncover the ancient artifact.
The gardener dug away a section of the lawn to plant new grass.
The construction crew dug away layers of earth to prepare for the building's foundation.
The dog frantically dug away at the dirt, burying its bone.
The treasure hunter dug away at the sand, hoping to find gold.
The mice dug away at the cheese, leaving behind only a few crumbs.
The riverbank eroded as the water dug away at its surface.
The farmers dug away the weeds from their fields.
The tornado dug away at the ground, creating a deep hole.
The archaeologists dug away the centuries-old ruins, revealing a hidden civilization.

worked, struggled,wrought, labored, strained, moiled, hammered (away), tugged, sweated blood, sweat

let up, hacked (around), chilled, hung (around or out), broke, hanged (around or out), slacked (off), slackened,eased (up), hung

The archaeologist carefully dug away the dirt to uncover the ancient artifact.

The gardener dug away a section of the lawn to plant new grass.

The construction crew dug away layers of earth to prepare for the building's foundation.

The dog frantically dug away at the dirt, burying its bone.