Meaning: [dʌg] 
n. an udder or breast or teat.
n. an udder or breast or teat. 
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61. The villagers had dug terraces in the hillside.
62. Our forces are dug in along the river.
63. He dug his hands deep into his pockets.
64. Shafts were sunk, with tunnels dug laterally.
65. She dug her hands deeper into her pockets.
66. They dug the potatoes out .
67. The marines were dug in on the front line.
68. They dug against a lump of ore.
69. He dug himself out of prison.
70. She dug her finger nails into his arm.
71. They advanced a short distance and dug themselves in.
72. They have dug away that wall.
73. The child dug his fingers into the sand.
74. His fingers dug painfully into my arm.
75. They dug for shellfish at low tide.
76. Caroline dug up a head of celery.
77. We have dug into the Chinese history.
78. The rider dug his spurs into the horse's flank.
79. The chemical fertilizer should be well dug in.
80. She didn't say where to go, just dug out. Sentencedict.com
81. Lord knows where he dug up that dreadful story.
82. They dug up a hoard of Roman coins.
83. The manure should be well dug in.
84. He dug out of the room.
85. They dug another well in the village.
86. They dug many ancient coins out of the tomb.
87. The fighters steadily dug themselves in.
88. The boys dug in ravenously.
89. Some gold coins were dug out from the ground.
90. She dug around in her bag for a pen.