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digging for victory

digging for victory is the present participle and gerund of dig for victory.

Meaning of dig for victory

Verb

dig for victory (third-person singular simple present digs for victory, present participle digging for victory, simple past and past participle dug for victory)

  1. To descend through the dungeon as quickly as possible, without spending unnecessary time on the upper levels.
    Synonyms:
    DfV

Questions about digging for victory

What is digging for victory the present participle and gerund of?
Digging for victory is the present participle and gerund of dig for victory.

Words near digging for victory in the dictionary

  1. digging around
  2. digging bar
  3. digging bars
  4. digging deep
  5. digging down
  6. digging for victory
  7. digging fork
  8. digging forks
  9. digging in
  10. digging in one's heels
  11. digging into

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