Definition

To dig a hole or tunnel in the ground for living or hiding.

Example

The rabbit decided to burrow into the soft earth to create a safe home.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever seen rabbits burrow in the garden?

Yeah, it's fascinating how quickly they dig those holes.

I love how they just disappear into their little homes.

Right? It's like they have their own secret world underground.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A hole or tunnel that is dug in the ground by a small animal, like a rabbit or mole, to live in or find safety.

Example

The rabbit quickly disappeared into its burrow when it sensed danger.

Conversation

Did you see that little rabbit outside?

Yeah, it was so cute! I wonder if it has a burrow nearby.

I hope it does; it would be nice to have a safe place to hide.

Definition

To dig a hole or tunnel in the ground, often for shelter or to hide.

Example

The rabbit will burrow into the ground to create a safe home.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how that dog started to burrow in the sand?

Yeah, it looked like it was looking for something!

I wonder if it wanted to make a little nest or something to hide in.

Root Explanation

Burrow → The word 'burrow' originates from Old English 'byrgan', meaning to make a shelter or to hide. It refers to a place where animals dig and create a shelter underground.

Memory Tip

Imagine an animal 'hiding' or 'making a shelter' underground — that's what a burrow is.

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