Phrases with «burrow»

The word "burrow" means to dig or make a hole in the ground, often for the purpose of creating a cozy and safe home for certain animals like rabbits or groundhogs. Full definition

Sentences with «burrow»

  • They live in tunnels burrowed into lumps of horse dung. (newscientist.com)
  • As its name implies, it lives in deep burrows in soft sediment and can make large sand mounds around the entrance. (AmbergrisCaye.com)
  • The name «Cairn» came from this breed's habit of burrowing into large piles of stones and barking at rodents such as rabbits and fox until a farmer would arrive and take care of the vermin. (puppy-training-solutions.com)
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