make a deep hole

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• deep´en|er — deep|en «DEE puhn», transitive verb. to make deep or deeper: »We deepened the hole. –v.i. to become deep or deeper: »The water deepened as the tide came in. Figurative. The evening deepened into dark. –deep´en|er, noun …   Useful english dictionary

• deep|en — «DEE puhn», transitive verb. to make deep or deeper: »We deepened the hole. –v.i. to become deep or deeper: »The water deepened as the tide came in. Figurative. The evening deepened into dark. –deep´en|er, noun …   Useful english dictionary