digup
verbUK /dɪɡ ʌp/
US /dɪɡ ʌp/
To dig up means to take something out of the ground with a shovel or your hands.
The dog tried to dig up the bone in the garden.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To find or discover old information or things that were hidden.
The reporter dug up some old photos of the mayor.
3. To pull a plant out of the soil by its roots.
We dug up the carrots for dinner.
4. To bring back something from the past that people had forgotten.
She dug up an old song from her childhood.