Definition of «slight dig»

A slight dig is a gentle, subtle criticism or jab directed towards someone or something. It's usually meant in a lighthearted way and not intended to cause serious harm or offense. The term can also refer to an insignificant issue or problem that may be overlooked or ignored.

Sentences with «slight dig»

I think it was a slight dig at the players more than anything. (justarsenal.com)
The Gabon international may not have had the best time against Tottenham either, but Wenger aimed a slight dig at Lacazette over his miss, suggesting it was down to a lack of confidence following the arrival of a rival centre - forward. (caughtoffside.com)
Hamann seems to be taking a slight dig at United by mentioning how they are «crying» for him at Old Trafford. (hitc.com)
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