Dig deep holes.

Meaning: This means to make holes in the ground that are deep enough to hide something like nuts. For example, squirrels dig deep holes in the ground to hide their nuts for the winter.

Choice of Words: Dig means to make a hole in the ground by removing soil or other material. Deep means extending far down from the top or surface. Holes are openings in the ground or other surfaces. In this context, it means to make deep holes in the ground.

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Related Expressions

• They dig holes with their sharp claws.
• Turtles dig holes to hide in.
• Kids dig holes.
• The snow was so deep, they had to dig a path to the front door.
• Roots dig deep, holding earth firm.
• Roots dig deep, like hands in soil's embrace.
• Roots dig deep.
• Spades dug deep holes in soft, wet sand.
• Black holes lurk, mysteries deep.
• The children dug deep holes in the sand with their shovels.