burrow /burˈō/

1. A hole in the ground dug esp by certain animals for shelter or defence
2. A passage, hole or gallery dug or eaten through wood, stone, etc
3. A refuge

1. To make holes underground as rabbits do
2. To work one's way deeply under the surface
3. To live or hide in a concealed place
4. To delve

1. To make a burrow in
2. To make by burrowing

burrˈow-duck noun

The shelduck or bergander

burrˈowing-owl noun

A small long-legged diurnal American owl nesting in burrows

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