WordStudydug-out
A shelter dug into the ground, or a boat from a tree.
Meanings of «dug-out»
1 · noun
a shelter dug into the ground, or a boat from a tree
Soldiers hid in the dug-out during the bombing.
2 · noun
a canoe made by hollowing out a log
Villagers carved a sturdy dug-out from a single tree trunk.
Similar: canoelog boathollowed canoe
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