gravedigger Definition
grave·dig·ger (grāv′dig′ər)
noun
a person whose work is digging graves
gravedigger Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- own: They can be checked by no external force; they must themselves dig their own grave, having previously created their own gravedigger.
- local: You may want to consider asking a local gravedigger who is used to working in graveyards if he could dig the excavation for you.
Modifies a noun
sequence: How much time passes between his capture and the gravedigger sequence?
Preposition: in
form: Capitalism creates its own gravedigger in the form of the proletariat.
Browse dictionary entries near gravedigger
- ‹ grave accent
- ‹ grave
- ‹ gravamen
- ‹ Graustarkian
- ‹ graupel
- ‹ Graubünden
- ‹ gratulate
- ‹ gratuity
- ‹ gratuitous contract
- ‹ gratuitous
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- gravel-blind ›
- gravelly ›
- graven ›
- graven image ›
- Gravenhage ›
- Gravenstein ›
- graver ›
- Graves ›
- Graves' disease ›

