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There are 2 meanings of the phrase Dig In.

Dig In - as a verb

Occupy a trench or secured area

Example: "The troops dug in for the night"

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Eat heartily

Example: "The food was placed on the table and the children pitched in"

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Example Sentences

"I love to dig in the garden and plant flowers."
"The archaeologists will dig in this area to uncover ancient artifacts."
"Once dinner was served, everyone started to dig in."
"She couldn't wait to dig in and open her birthday presents."
"The kids grabbed their shovels and started to dig in the sandpit."
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