What is another word for dug up?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈʌɡ ˈʌp], [ dˈʌɡ ˈʌp], [ d_ˈʌ_ɡ ˈʌ_p]
Related words: what's dug up, what did they find, what's been dug up, what was dug up, who dug something up, why was something dug up, what is the digging up
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Synonyms for Dug up:
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adj.
• uncovered • exposed -
v.
• detect • discovered • expose • find Other synonyms:
- remembered .
Other relevant words:
- advertise ,
- air ,
- arrive at ,
- ascertain ,
- betray ,
- brandish ,
- broadcast ,
- bump into ,
- catch ,
- chance upon ,
- collar ,
- corral ,
- crack ,
- denude ,
- descry ,
- disclose ,
- display ,
- disport ,
- distinguish ,
- divulge ,
- encounter ,
- espy ,
- exhibit ,
- expose ,
- fall in with ,
- feature ,
- find ,
- flash ,
- flaunt ,
- give away ,
- happen upon ,
- identify ,
- lay bare ,
- lay fingers on ,
- lay open ,
- leak ,
- let out ,
- make known ,
- make out ,
- meet ,
- nose out ,
- note ,
- notice ,
- observe ,
- open to view ,
- parade ,
- pinpoint ,
- present ,
- prove ,
- publish ,
- put on view ,
- recognize ,
- recover ,
- report ,
- reveal ,
- run across ,
- run into ,
- scare up ,
- scent ,
- see ,
- show ,
- sight ,
- smell out ,
- spill ,
- spot ,
- streak ,
- track down ,
- trip on ,
- trot out ,
- turn up ,
- unclothe ,
- uncover ,
- unfold ,
- unmask ,
- unveil ,
- wise up to .
- acquire ,
- dig up ,
- muster ,
- pass the hat ,
- raise ,
- requisition ,
- secure ,
- solicit .
- bring to light ,
- come across ,
- come upon ,
- conceive ,
- contrive ,
- debunk ,
- design ,
- detect ,
- determine ,
- devise ,
- discern ,
- elicit ,
- explore ,
- ferret out ,
- get wind of ,
- get wise to ,
- glimpse ,
- hear ,
- invent ,
- learn ,
- light upon ,
- locate ,
- look up ,
- originate ,
- perceive ,
- pick up on ,
- pioneer ,
- realize ,
- sense ,
- think of ,
- unearth .
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How to use "Dug up" in context?
Dug up is a term used to describe the excavation process of removing earth and gravel. It is also the act of finding something buried beneath the surface. In most cases, dug up refers to the excavation of land, but it can also be used to refer to the excavation of anything, including items buried beneath the surface.
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