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Things dig often describes (“dig ________”)
dis,
holes,
liver,
antibody,
trenches,
dutp,
ditches,
vijaya,
deep,
circle,
hole,
deeper,
elisa,
utp,
tunnels,
wells,
antibodies,
pits,
vineyards,
graves,
conference,
bulbs,
gold,
foundations,
rna,
trench,
clumps,
plants,
labeling,
issue,
conjugate,
battle,
manures,
right,
postholes,
soil,
verb,
braves,
beds,
channels,
kit,
nick,
pit,
ambara,
chalk,
nhs,
ground,
scarecrows,
dts,
naphthalene,
protein,
hrp,
tubers,
foot,
earth,
compost,
ambaras,
digoxin,
bala,
naga,
detection,
phemt,
boy,
cid,
road,
pod,
baby,
dirt,
fitc,
buffer,
dna,
potatoes,
coal
How dig often is described (“________ dig”)
archaeological,
archeological,
little,
last,
sharp,
subtle,
final,
acute,
gentle,
chronic,
big,
playful,
nasty,
vicious,
obvious,
total,
dirty,
anti,
sly,
friendly,
slight,
recent,
occasional,
severe,
dry,
quick,
vigorous,
exploratory,
ongoing,
fossil,
quiet,
successful,
compare,
sarcastic,
sudden,
savage,
mild,
spiteful,
hard,
anthropological,
turbid,
extra,
ironic,
extensive,
scale,
double,
violent,
latest,
grade,
humorous,
underwater,
malicious,
deliberate,
cruel,
simulated,
com,
satirical,
fulminant,
archaelogical
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