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Meanings of pay-dirt in English
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Usage of pay-dirt in English
1
There's pay-dirt in this ship if we only play the game right.
2
You see, I haven't much hope of getting down to pay-dirt here.
3
Last decade, Hamm drilled 17 dry holes in North Dakota before hitting pay-dirt.
4
These keen-eyed men with eager talk of claims and pay-dirt could not help me.
5
Every likely-looking 'feeder' was prospected, but the elusive 'pay-dirt' danced ever to the north.
6
The pay-dirt was to be poured into the hopper and running water turned in on it.
7
They keep right on in this slow and tedious way, until finally the pay-dirt is reached.
8
Actually struck some pay-dirt in the hills yonder, too, but it sort of petered out on us.
9
Guess it's going to cost you something if you pack much pay-dirt out over Dead Pine trail.
10
The rich pay-dirt in which the gold is found lies from eighteen to twenty-five feet below the surface.
11
It is pay-dirt from the grass-roots.
12
Every hour for us meant so much more of that precious pay-dirt that lay under the frozen surface.
13
As it was they rolled over and over, their bodies crushing frozen bits of pay-dirt, like twin rollers.
14
The earth over the pay-dirt is broken up and carted off; its great depth causes immense wear of horseflesh.
15
All found the rich pay-dirt, but it was Cleve to whom the goddess of fortune turned her bright face.
16
The pay-dirt is hauled to the bank of the river, where it is washed in machines turned by water power.
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