digged

Actually, this is the first link that I have ever "digged".

Who can resist a panda? 2007

I had 'digged' for a long time with a fellow called

Scottish Ghost Stories Elliott O'Donnell 1918

In the palmy days of work, before the firm smashed, they had aspired to what might properly be called diggings; and, moreover, had "digged" in respectable surroundings.

The Sorcery Club Elliott O'Donnell 1918

The word by some is supposed to mean only "digged," and it doubtless often had this meaning, [211: 1] though the word is now obsolete, and only survives with us in "pioneer," which, in Shakespeare's time, meant

The plant-lore & garden-craft of Shakespeare Henry Nicholson Ellacombe 1868

The more radical Diggers, wanted those who 'digged' the land, to own it.

Greek News 2010

Comments made by other Digg users can also be "digged" (to give a higher rating), or "buried" to give a lower rating, much like in yahoo answers.

Bookmarking Social 2009

I really digged your writing in general and I wish to have the opportunity of reading more of you.

Venezuela bans violent video games: a first-person guest essay - Boing Boing 2009

One of the days during the contest i forgot my fishing pole, so me and my brother grabbed a rope off of a toy set thing, like with the swings and climbing rope, we took that rope off and found some old fishing line, and the we found a hook in the water, which was really rusty. .we digged for a while and found a worm.

crazy ways you've caught fish 2009

One of the days during the contest i forgot my fishing pole, so me and my brother grabbed a rope off of a toy set thing, like with the swings and climbing rope, we took that rope off and found some old fishing line, and the we found a hook in the water, which was really rusty. .we digged for a while and found a worm.

crazy ways you've caught fish 2009

There's a growing cultural obsession with being blogged, digged, tweeted and liked.

The Insidious Evils of 'Like' Culture Neil Strauss 2011