burrow
verbUK /ˈbʌrəʊ/
US /ˈbɜːroʊ/
To dig a hole in the ground and make a home there.
The rabbit burrowed under the fence to hide.
SYNONYMS
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A hole or tunnel in the ground that an animal lives in.
The fox slept in its burrow all day.
3. To press close to someone or something for warmth or comfort.
She burrowed into the blankets on the cold night.
4. To search deeply for something hidden.
He burrowed through the pile of papers to find his keys.