dug up

Retrieved from underground

Dug up is the past tense of dig up, meaning to unearth something by digging: They dug up an old coin in the garden.

Figuratively, it means to discover or find through effort, especially information that was hidden or forgotten: She dug up some interesting facts about her ancestors.

The reporter dug up evidence of corruption.

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mined · uncovered · hidden treasure · fossil · digging around · revealed · secrets · family secrets · disclose · cold case · artifact · expose · shovel · tomb · ruins · found · relic · time capsule

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burial/interment status

dug upburied

Placed beneath earth

interred · entombed · reburied · laid to rest · reinterred

excavation/concealment

dug upburied

Placed beneath earth

covered up · filled in · concealed · hidden · reburied

Family

up, dig, upon, upper, dug, digs, dig up

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G