Idiot! She's not being honest when she says she loves you. Haven't you figured it out yet? She's just a gold digger.
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Digger
//ˈdɪɡɚ//
Synonyms for "digger" (25 found)
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14 entriesTranslations
52 translations across 29 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- σκαφεύς noun (one who digs)
Arabic
1 entries- حَفَّار noun (one who digs)
Belarusian
3 entries- граба́р noun (one who digs)
- земляко́п noun (one who digs)
- капа́льнік noun (one who digs)
Bulgarian
1 entries- копа́ч noun (one who digs)
Catalan
2 entries- excavador noun (one who digs)
- excavadora noun (tool for digging)
Czech
1 entries- kopáč noun (one who digs)
Danish
1 entries- graver noun (one who digs)
Dutch
1 entries- graver noun (one who digs)
Esperanto
1 entries- fosilo noun (tool for digging)
Estonian
4 entries- kaevaja noun (one who digs)
- kaevur noun (tool for digging)
- kopp noun (tool for digging)
- kühvel noun (tool for digging)
Finnish
2 entries- kaivaja noun (one who digs)
- kaivuri noun (tool for digging)
French
1 entries- excavateur noun (one who digs)
German
3 entries- Grabwerkzeug noun (tool for digging)
- Gräber noun (one who digs)
- Gräberin noun (one who digs)
Greek
1 entries- εκσκαφέας noun (one who digs)
Macedonian
2 entries- иско́пувач noun (tool for digging)
- ко́пач noun (one who digs)
Malay
2 entries- penggali noun (one who digs)
- pengorek noun (one who digs)
Marathi
2 entries- खोदणारा noun (one who digs)
- खोदणारी noun (one who digs)
Middle English
2 entries- delvere noun (one who digs)
- gravere noun (one who digs)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- graver noun (one who digs)
Old English
1 entries- delfere noun (one who digs)
Polish
1 entries- kopacz noun (one who digs)
Romanian
1 entries- săpător noun (one who digs)
Russian
4 entries- гра́барь noun (one who digs)
- граба́рь noun (one who digs)
- землеко́п noun (one who digs)
- копа́льщик noun (one who digs)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- kòpāč noun (one who digs)
- ко̀па̄ч noun (one who digs)
Slovak
1 entries- kopáč noun (one who digs)
Slovene
1 entries- kopač noun (one who digs)
Swedish
1 entries- grävare noun (one who digs)
Ukrainian
4 entries- гра́бар noun (one who digs)
- граба́р noun (one who digs)
- землеко́п noun (one who digs)
- копа́льник noun (one who digs)
Yiddish
1 entries- גרעבער noun (one who digs)
Sample sentences
24 total sentences available.
Tom was sad when he discovered that Mary was a gold digger and Mary was sad when she discovered that Tom was poor.
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Mary is a gold digger.
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I was a grave digger for thirty years.
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