How to spell DIGRE correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "digre", fear not! The correct word you might be seeking is "digger". This word refers to a machine or person engaged in digging, commonly used in construction or mining. So, next time, make sure to double-check your spelling and go for "digger" instead!

• dare
• deere I saw a deere in the meadow.
• degree My degree in chemistry is the highest level of education that I can achieve.
• Deidre Deidre is the new accountant who joined our company recently.
• diary Samantha diligently wrote in her diary every night before bed, chronicling the events of her day.
• dig I need to dig out the buried flowers before they get buried any deeper.
• digger The construction company brought in a digger to excavate the site for the new building.
• digress I digress frequently when telling stories.
• digs I'm going to check out some new digs tomorrow.
• dire The dire situation is turning into a disaster.
• dirge The dirge was a mournful song.
• dirk The pirate drew his dirk from his belt and prepared to defend his ship against the approaching enemy.
• doge
• dogie The cowboy found a lost dogie on his ranch and returned it to the owner.
• figure She spent hours studying the figure in the painting, trying to decipher the artist's meaning.
• ogre An ogre is a large and dangerous being.
• tire I need to change my car tire because it's flat.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking