Biography Digger

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Diggers can have a number of different meanings:
- Digger , a pop punk band.
- Digger is the name of a comic book character, owned by Marvel Comics.
- Digger , a classic computer game from 1983
- Digger , The Digger Foundation is a Swiss humanitarian and non profit organization. Its goal is to promote technological assistance project in humanitarian demining.
- Digger is the official mascot of London Irish rugby football club.
- Digger , Australian and New Zealand slang term for a soldier.
- Digger a long, low style of custom motorcycle. A type of chopper related to a bobber, but lower and longer.
- Digger , a webcomic drawn and written by Ursula Vernon, featuring a wombat protagonist in an engagingly-odd fantasy world
- DIGGER, A Chicago service offering utility locating services for contractors and private citizens.
Also:
- Grave Digger , the name of the German heavy metal band in 1987.
- A slang term for fecal matter.
- A Northern German slang word used to informally address a male person.
- An engineering vehicle: Excavator
- Australian term for a gold miner (on the 'diggings') during the gold rushes of the 1850s
- Digger the Dermatophyte is a cartoon figure on an advertisement for Lamisil
- Digger Mole, a character from Shirt Tales.
- One who frequently submits or reads stories on Digg, a popular technology news website. (a.k.a. Diggr)
- Digger is also one of the members of "The Band" in Kathryn Lasky's series Guardians of Ga'Hoole.
Diggers
- Diggers, a democratic egalitarian group of radicals during the English Civil War.
- Diggers , a launch title for the Amiga CD32 videogaming console
- Diggers , a 2006 film starring Paul Rudd and Lauren Ambrose
- Diggers , the second book in The Bromeliad trilogy by Terry Pratchett
- Diggers , an anarchist collective of the Haight-Ashbury area of San Francisco formed in 1966.
- Diggers, a group of Russian based Urban Explorers
- Diggers, a nickname for the German soccer club FC Ingolstadt 04
- Diggers, an obsolete derogatory term used to refer to the Paiute, a Native American tribe of California, but it was also more generally applied to the Native Americans of California.
- The Diggers, a Scottish post-Brit-pop power-pop band
- A unit in the game Battle Realms WotW that is responsible for reconnaissance. (derived from the soldier nickname)
See also
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