sharp dig
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Refers to a quick, pointed push, often with an elbow or finger.
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- She gave him a sharp dig in the ribs to get his attention.
- I felt a sharp dig from an elbow as the crowd pushed forward.
- He responded with a sharp dig of his own when she poked him first.
- The doctor gave my side a sharp dig and asked if it hurt.
- Annoyed by his humming, she delivered a sharp dig to his arm with her finger.
- You'll get more than a sharp dig if you keep telling my secrets.
- The wrestler was momentarily stunned by a sharp dig just below his shoulder.
- My little brother gave me a sharp dig under the table to signal me.
- A sharp dig from his teammate reminded the player to focus on the game.
- The old man grunted after receiving an accidental sharp dig from a child's toy.