digger

Converse of object

• hire: Excavation can be done by hand, or you can hire a digger from a local tool hire store.
• drive: But these aren't any ordinary chicks, as they can even drive a digger!
• move: Were the diggers moved by these poignant finds to hold their own ceremonies?
• use: Dig Trench The trench is dug using a swivel bucket digger on hire from Hughes Rail.
• see: April saw diggers move on to Morfa for on-site investigations.
• get: Unfortunately quite a few trees had to go to get the diggers in there.

Adjective modifier

• mechanical: Once you know the profile of the site, a mechanical digger can be brought in to remove the rest of the topsoil.
• grave: A grave digger makes a deal with the Devil.
• mini: Brian Smith For the use of his mini digger.
• gold: The origin is found in the language of gold diggers.
• yellow: Leo's very proud of his new yellow digger.
• experienced: Volunteers are welcome, beginners as well as more experienced diggers.

Modifies a noun

• wasp: The macabre habits to which he referred are shared by their cousins the digger wasps.
• driver: The dead man, a self-employed digger driver had been working on the site for only a week.

Noun used with modifier

• crate: An abbreviation of crate digger, the hip-hop term for a vinyl hunter, it has apt associations.
• badger: Full details can be found in our news story, Protected sett attacked by badger diggers.
• peat: Buried in a peat bog on the Pennines, his sleep was disturbed by peat diggers.
• ditch: For seven years he worked as a vine planter, irrigation ditch digger, cow puncher, and smallholder in the new Western state.
• gold: People say L A has to many gold diggers, well they did build it's history.
• dancing: Once again, the showground will be bustling with foresters, lumberjacks and perhaps even the odd dancing digger.