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vb. (en-third-person singulardig into)
Usage examples of "digs into".
She digs into the skin on the back of my hands until I get her around the wrists and twist her arms up and away from her sides.
Dorrin stumbles as he backs away, and the edge of the table digs into his hip as he tries to twist clear of the knife.
He digs into his filthy robes for a moment, then comes out with a small rectangle of card.
He stands up, digs into his stovepipes and throws a twenty on the bar.
She digs into her jumper pocket and produces a Hershey bar with one bite out of it.
Spray sheets past the redhead as the Griffin's bow digs into a swell.
Vittori digs into the podium with fingers like claws, biting the wood in a frenzy.
With his claws he digs into the flesh to hold tight so you cannot pull him off, and then he fixes his mouth to you, sucking the blood from you, tightening with the claws all the time.
Yes, I think as Gary digs into my pockets and discovers my knife, his blood will taste good, and the world can do with one less creep.
The force of collision is so great that Temka's powerfully built frame digs into the wall partially.
It digs into The Black Sun's operating system, rifles it for information, and then throws up a flat square map in front of his face, giving him a quick overview of who's here and whom they're talking to.
They open the black iron grating over the mouth of the well, pull up the well's bucket, rattling chains, balance the bucket on the rough stone rim then set me in it, legs folded in so that the lip of the bucket digs into my spine and my knees are at my chin.