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31dig|e|ra|ti — «DIHJ UHRAH tee», noun plural Informal. persons with expertise in digital technology: »Self proclaimed Luddites, usually of a certain age, decry the techno boosterism of the digerati. (Wendy Kaminer) ╂[< dig[ital], patterned on literati] …
32dig´it|al|ly — dig|it|al «DIHJ uh tuhl», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. of, having to do with, or using a digit or digits»Digital telephone numbers, such as 941 2898, are replacing the old letter and number combinations, such as WI 1 2898. 2. having digits. 3. like… …
33dig|it|al — «DIHJ uh tuhl», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. of, having to do with, or using a digit or digits»Digital telephone numbers, such as 941 2898, are replacing the old letter and number combinations, such as WI 1 2898. 2. having digits. 3. like a digit or …
34dig|it — «DIHJ iht», noun. 1. any one of the figures 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Sometimes 0 is not called a digit. 2. a finger or toe. 3. the breadth of a finger used in ancient times as a measure of length, usually about ¾ inch. 4. Astronomy. 1/12 the …
35dig|ox|in — «dihj OK suhn», noun. a highly toxic, odorless, colorless to white crystalline glycoside derived from digitalis leaves, used to restore or increase cardiac contraction. Formula: C41H64O14 ╂[< dig (italis) + (t)oxin] …
36dig up — index disinter, expose, procure Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
37Dig. — Dig. abbr. Digesto …
38dig — early 14c. (diggen), of uncertain origin, perhaps related to dike and ditch, either via O.Fr. diguer (ultimately from a Germanic source), or directly from an unrecorded O.E. word. Native words were deolfan (see DELVE (Cf. delve)), grafan (see… …
39Dig.mo — abrev. Abreviatura de Digníssimo …
40dig in — [v] begin with enthusiasm bite, burrow, chew, commence, consume, delve, eat, rise, set about, spring, start eating; concepts 100,169 Ant. avoid, delay, postpone, procrastinate …
