dig
dig
verb
To break up and move earth or soil using tools or hands.
"We need to dig a hole for the new fence."
noun
A critical, sarcastic, or insulting remark aimed at someone.
"That was a bit of a dig at my cooking."
noun
An archaeological excavation site or period of work.
"The team returned from their dig in Egypt."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: jab, excavate, hollow, cut into, delve, turn over, shaft, shot, gibe, jibe, barb, slam