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burrow English

Meaning burrow meaning

What does burrow mean?
Definitions in simple English

burrow Noun

— A burrow is a tunnel or hole that is dug by a small creature. — A burrow is a heap of rubbish or refuse.

burrow Verb

— If you burrow, you dig a tunnel or hole. — If you burrow, you investigate something thoroughly. The journalist burrowed into the origins of the mayor's corruption.

burrow

— noun a hole made by an animal, usually for shelter — verb move through by or as by digging burrow through the forest

Synonyms burrow synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as burrow?

burrow English » English

hole den dig tunnel lair hollow cave pit excavate delve rout nest cavity warren trench rummage root opening mine form cut wound worm-hole worm warm take out spade snuggle up shovel sett scoop sap rottenness ream rat-hole pry pot poke into plough pipe nidus nick lean upon leak joint investigate house holt hollow out hive

Topics burrow topics

What do people use burrow to talk about?
Physical actions Divide into pieces

Dig
Universe, creation World Land

Underground
Universe, creation Animal

Animal home

Conjugation burrow conjugation

How do you conjugate burrow?

burrow · verb

Examples burrow examples

How do I use burrow in a sentence?

Simple sentences

We tempted the old fox away from its burrow.
The rabbit plunged into its burrow and disappeared.

Movie subtitles

Aye, they burrow earth like badgers.
Now there it is, coming out of its burrow.
Month after month they burrow, bury, hide, kill.
His burrow.
I stash it behind me, then we burrow through the dirt like a couple of moles.
Dig a burrow. as the fox and rabbits do.
They burrow under my house trying to steal my liquor.
Well, if I know anything about anything - this hole is a burrow.
Okay and a burrow means Rabbit and Rabbit means Company and Company means food and snacks!
So, we let this ferret go down the rabbit's burrow.
Fetch me that scabby-faced stoat from his burrow.
The way she's lying, there won't be any steel plate to have to burrow through.
They're to infiltrate, burrow deep and wait for the signal to strike in the event of nuclear war.
We should get back to the burrow.
This burrow is no longer used.
Him? - No. His burrow.
What's a burrow?
Burrow?
The prairie dog did move with his whole family, and he found out the food was better and the new burrow was better, and he made lots of new friends and everything was. neato!
So the rabbit knew it was smarter to stay in his own burrow. than moving away and getting eaten up by a kangaroo.
So, we let this ferret go down the rabbit's burrow. I studied history and literature.
These two hiding in burrow and trunk are a villainous pair.
Back to the burrow?
At the burrow were it all started.
Nothing beats your burrow.
That hole means burrow.
And burrow means Rabbit. - Aha.
Hidden in a burrow he waited until the guards moved away.
She entered in a burrow.
What we'll have to do is burrow our way out of here, enter the core.
His problem is especially dangerous because the female lives in a burrow from which she emerges only on hunting forays.
Within the confines of the burrow, visual signals are difficult, and so the male changes to delicate and sensitive strokings with his front legs.
Many burrow through litter and dense vegetation, and their front wings have become converted into protective covers.
Well, sports fans, there is no burrow for one of these teams.
I shall come down your burrow and chivvy you out like an old stoat.

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