Dig in and Settle

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Dig in verb - Occupy a trench or secured area.

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Settle and dig in are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Settle" instead a verb "Dig in".

Settle verb - To establish or place comfortably or snugly.

Usage example: settled the sleeping baby into her crib

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Dig in and settle are semantically related. You can use "Dig in" instead a verb "Settle".

Nearby Words: settled, settlement, settling, settler, settlor

This turns a bit disturbing when Sawaki's given yogurt to settle his stomach, and the lactobacilli in it encourage him to eat up; he is understandably reluctant to dig in, despite their reassurance that they'll be right at home in his digestive tract and it'll be beneficial for both parties.

Source: Let's Meet the Meat

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