• deux,
• dubug,
• dui,
• dougs,
• 60deg,
• dugg,
• doogh,
• durnig,
• redug,
• dut,
• dux,
• sug,
• diago,
• durig,
• todig,
• nug,
• deago,
• datge,
• drugg,
• drugh,
• digic,
• duk,
• ug,
• dague,
• deg,
• douge,
• daage,
• dudget,
• tugg,
• doungh,
• derge,
• diger,
• dur,
• degee,
• dugon,
• hidig,
• dus,
• duhh,
• desig,
• duri,
• durng,
• duh,
• wutg,
• dum,
• dougty,
• duoxo,
• deurgar,
• digeo,
• debug1,
• datig,
• dmg,
• daegu,
• duigin,
• duakl,
• codig,
• dugs,
• tougt,
• durgs,
• diigo,
• bodog,
• dcuk,
• dougt,
• drg,
• duy,
• dosig,
• ducka,
• deigo,
• dhuge,
• duc,
• ridig,
• tiugh,
• ducth,
• druig,
• dcut,
• duf,
• dfgh,
• caug,
• jduge,
• doug,
• diggy,
• educa,
• doger,
• doung,
• reduc,
• doage,
• dager,
• duw,
• dyig,
• druge,
• daug,
• doimg,
• addig,
• dugther,
• durge,
• damge,
• gug,
• damag,
• dfg,
• duign,
• dougal,
• aug,
• dag,
• guyg,
• dugger,
• daughre,
• dujun,
• douhg,
• duirng,
• dugter,
• dougla,
• dul,
• doogy,
• duz,
• durg,
• douxo,
• touge,
• dgeg,
• dougth,
• buddug,
• dupage,
• daugh,
• dilog,
• dup,
• ddg,
• dua,
• duud,
• duagher,
• decur

Dug is a term used to describe the process of digging, especially with a shovel. It is usually used in situations where manual labor is required, such as trenching, mining, and gardening. The term may also refer to the hole that has been dug, either for functional or decorative purposes.

People have been using the process of digging since antiquity, for purposes such as hunting, constructing dwellings, and burying the dead. Some of the earliest archeological records showed evidence of digging, mainly for obtaining food and other resources.

With the invention of the spade, digging became a much easier and faster process.

• duke,
• Dugay,
• dud,
• ducky,
• duse,
• lug,
• DUCA,
• dusky,
• duck,
• Dugue,
• duque,
• DUES,
• Dux,
• mug,
• duce,
• rug,
• bug,
• jug,
• due,
• drug,
• duguay,
• dung,
• duchy,
• ducey,
• aug.,
• tug,
• hug,
• dusk,
• dig,
• dog.