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give a dig

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give someone a dig
Sl. to insult someone; to say something which will irritate a person. Jane gave Bob a dig about his carelessness with money. The headmaster's daughter gets tired of people giving her digs about favoritism.
See also: dig, give


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Anthony explained: "In Rough Diamond I am playing a jockey who comes to give a dig out to the stable.
Zamorano clearly needled Keane as he never missed an opportunity to give a dig, a tap on the ankle or a punch in the back.
 
 
 
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