Digs and House

Digs

Digs noun - An excavation for ore or precious stones or for archaeology.

House and digs are semantically related in lodging place topic. In some cases you can use "House" instead a noun "Digs".

House

House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.

Digs and house are semantically related in human habitat topic. Sometimes you can use "Digs" instead a noun "House".

How words are described

regular regular digs regular house
cheap cheap digs cheap house
new new digs new house
traditional traditional digs traditional house
Other adjectives: last, local.

Both words in one sentence

  • That's No Moon! Lovecraft: The protagonist digs under the eponymous house and finds a strange, two-foot-thick folded translucent tube.
  • Series / Fresh Meat Juggling Loaded Guns: All through the episode at JP's house, after he digs out a pair of shotguns (while everyone's already drunk).
  • Comicbook / Suske en Wiske Berserk Button: When Lambik senses danger coming to their house he grabs his weaponry from World War One and digs some trenches.
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