Synonyms for burrow
ˈbɜr oʊ, ˈbʌr oʊbur·row

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1. burrow, tunnelverb

   a hole made by an animal, usually for shelter

   Synonyms:
   tunnel

2. burrow, tunnelverb

   move through by or as by digging

   "burrow through the forest"

   Synonyms:
   tunnel

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1. • Dig

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1. List of paraphrases for "burrow":

   den, burrowing, owl, dig

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1. Zac Taylor:

   So Joe Burrow certainly has made a statement on our youth around the city and probably around the country, you know, there’s going to be a lot of kids emulating Joe Burrow, and I would imagine nine, 10 months from now, there’s going to be a lot of young babies around this league named Joe as well.

2. Zac Taylor:

   I think the other players in the locker room, my sons, you know, they probably could describe it better than I can. I could n’t pull off, you know, the things that he wears. And that’s just, there’s no way that I ’m hip enough to do that, but Joe Burrow can do it.

3. Forbes Perry:

   Biologists in the park have known of the presence of ʻakēʻakē on Mauna Loa since the 1990s. In 2019, ʻakēʻakē burrow calls were recorded during acoustic monitoring which indicated nesting. The lack of visual signs like guano at their nest sites make them extremely hard for humans to locate.

4. Joe Burrow:

   I’ve kind of always been Joe Burrow, probably more so now than I ever have been before because I feel like I’ve proven to Joe Burrow that I can play at a high level at this level of football.

5. Neal Ziring:

   It’s very difficult for an attacker to burrow into that layer in order to gain persistence.