digs

One's home or dwelling. Did you see Valerie's swanky new digs? Yep, she's got a penthouse with a killer view.

digs

n. a dwelling; a dwelling and its furnishings. You got some pretty swell digs, here.

See also: dig

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

out of one's
on one's
on someone's
(Have you) been OK?
other than
other than (something)
at one's
at someone's
(I've) got to go
save someone's skin

References in periodicals archive

An official, privy to the information, told Dawn, the IGP Punjab was not comfortable with Mr Kausar who was posted as DIG Headquarter during the tenure of previous IGP Amjad Javed Saleemi.

IGP changes 11 DIGs' portfolios, forms his own team

* Provide her with one or more legal digging spots with very inviting soft, sandy soil, so that she chooses to dig there instead of other places in the yard.

Diggity Dog?

Joining Dig This Las Vegas' existing fleet of three Caterpillar 15-ton hydraulic excavators, two Caterpillar 10-ton track-type Dozers, two Caterpillar 6-ton excavators, and two Caterpillar 5-ton skid steer track loaders, is a brand new Caterpillar 14-ton hydraulic excavator, featuring a larger cab and a bucket complete with thumb.

Dig This[R] Announces Move to New Las Vegas Location with Expanded Kids Activities and Heavy Equipment Offerings

Former traffic DIG Dr Ameer Shaikh, who was recently promoted to the post of additional IG, is a strong candidate for the post of Karachi additional IG in place of incumbent Additional IG Mushtaq Maher.

Musical chairs: Sindh police to witness major reshuffle

Che' Kuhse had six kills, ten assists and 13 digs and Hannah Adams had four kills and eight assists for the Millers (1-6, 1-4 league).

Grants Pass holds on to beat Sheldon

All the outgoing DIGs in their speeches highly praised the bravery and sacrifices offered by KP police in war against terrorism.

IGP arranges party for outgoing DIGs

On this occasion all the outgoing DIGs in their speeches highly praised

Police officers promote culture of appreciating each other: IGP

They are more likely to dig for two reasons: They are behaviorally more like wolves--and wolves are avid diggers--and Huskies have heavy coats that cause them to suffer more from the heat than a thin-coated dog.

Her Doxie excels at excavating the yard, including the garden

It's just a case of finding the places to dig. We'll probably have to stop digging there now because I don't want to get in to any bother - but there's so much more down there."

HOLE LOT OF TROUBLE; Anger as amateur historians dig up trenches in search of old bottles

In order to ascertain whether it is really King David's spa, it will be necessary to dig for several months to the other end of the 30-meter-long tunnel.

Has King David's Spa Been Uncovered?

I am happy to say that any human being who takes a spade and digs a big hole in a city centre street is a Big Digger.

Holes in the road; IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER

Portable toilets are towed to the far side of the campsite, and the camp showers are assembled next to the water truck--compared with digs in more-remote locations, this expedition will be posh, I am told.

Bone hunt: a reporter's week in the wilds of Montana

They got in touch with interior designer Lane Oliver, creator of Digs A Go-Go, a do-it-yourself bedroom makeover DVD.

Cherry smash! Splashes of bold color and mod accessories make for one totally groovy pad

He has collected plant, rock, and animal specimens in locales as diverse as the Amazon and New York's Chinatown; rearranged the holdings of natural and cultural history museums in Switzerland and Spain; and conducted archaeological digs in New England and London.

1000 words: Mark Dion; Talks about Rescue Archaeology

His favorite childhood read: All About Dinosaurs by Roy Chapman Andrews--who led the only other Gobi digs by an American back in the 1920s.

DINO HUNTER

词组	digs
释义	digs digs One's home or dwelling. Did you see Valerie's swanky new digs? Yep, she's got a penthouse with a killer view. See also: dig Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. digs n. a dwelling; a dwelling and its furnishings. You got some pretty swell digs, here. See also: dig McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: out of one's on one's on someone's (Have you) been OK? other than other than (something) at one's at someone's (I've) got to go save someone's skin References in periodicals archive An official, privy to the information, told Dawn, the IGP Punjab was not comfortable with Mr Kausar who was posted as DIG Headquarter during the tenure of previous IGP Amjad Javed Saleemi. IGP changes 11 DIGs' portfolios, forms his own team * Provide her with one or more legal digging spots with very inviting soft, sandy soil, so that she chooses to dig there instead of other places in the yard. Diggity Dog? Joining Dig This Las Vegas' existing fleet of three Caterpillar 15-ton hydraulic excavators, two Caterpillar 10-ton track-type Dozers, two Caterpillar 6-ton excavators, and two Caterpillar 5-ton skid steer track loaders, is a brand new Caterpillar 14-ton hydraulic excavator, featuring a larger cab and a bucket complete with thumb. Dig This[R] Announces Move to New Las Vegas Location with Expanded Kids Activities and Heavy Equipment Offerings Former traffic DIG Dr Ameer Shaikh, who was recently promoted to the post of additional IG, is a strong candidate for the post of Karachi additional IG in place of incumbent Additional IG Mushtaq Maher. Musical chairs: Sindh police to witness major reshuffle Che' Kuhse had six kills, ten assists and 13 digs and Hannah Adams had four kills and eight assists for the Millers (1-6, 1-4 league). Grants Pass holds on to beat Sheldon All the outgoing DIGs in their speeches highly praised the bravery and sacrifices offered by KP police in war against terrorism. IGP arranges party for outgoing DIGs On this occasion all the outgoing DIGs in their speeches highly praised Police officers promote culture of appreciating each other: IGP They are more likely to dig for two reasons: They are behaviorally more like wolves--and wolves are avid diggers--and Huskies have heavy coats that cause them to suffer more from the heat than a thin-coated dog. Her Doxie excels at excavating the yard, including the garden It's just a case of finding the places to dig. We'll probably have to stop digging there now because I don't want to get in to any bother - but there's so much more down there." HOLE LOT OF TROUBLE; Anger as amateur historians dig up trenches in search of old bottles In order to ascertain whether it is really King David's spa, it will be necessary to dig for several months to the other end of the 30-meter-long tunnel. Has King David's Spa Been Uncovered? I am happy to say that any human being who takes a spade and digs a big hole in a city centre street is a Big Digger. Holes in the road; IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER Portable toilets are towed to the far side of the campsite, and the camp showers are assembled next to the water truck--compared with digs in more-remote locations, this expedition will be posh, I am told. Bone hunt: a reporter's week in the wilds of Montana They got in touch with interior designer Lane Oliver, creator of Digs A Go-Go, a do-it-yourself bedroom makeover DVD. Cherry smash! Splashes of bold color and mod accessories make for one totally groovy pad He has collected plant, rock, and animal specimens in locales as diverse as the Amazon and New York's Chinatown; rearranged the holdings of natural and cultural history museums in Switzerland and Spain; and conducted archaeological digs in New England and London. 1000 words: Mark Dion; Talks about Rescue Archaeology His favorite childhood read: All About Dinosaurs by Roy Chapman Andrews--who led the only other Gobi digs by an American back in the 1920s. DINO HUNTER
随便看	fret over (someone or something) Freudian Freudian slip Frick and Frack fricking Friday fridge fridging fried friend friend at court friend in court friend in need friend in need is a friend indeed friend in need is a friend indeed, a friendly friend of Bill W. friend or foe Friendsgiving friendship friendship with benefits friend(s) in court friends in high places friends with friends with (someone)