cave
- noun
- /keɪv/
- We just huddled there in our frigid cave for two endless weeks, wondering.
- cave paintings
- leopards in caves
- levels in a cave
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Watch on YouTubeDon't meet on the other two because cave bears are living there.
- Don't meet on the other two because cave bears are living there.
- Now imagine you've been in this cave your entire existence.
- We're hiking up into the cold, shady cave that we've been climbing at.
- They walk underground in a cave for hours and hours and hours.
- Imagine walking into a dark cave slowly, step by step.
- So they'll be stuck in caves trying to survive, scrimping.
- Tony Stark was able to make this in a cave with a box of scraps.
- We're talking about a cave that is in the mountains.
- But he had to eat a a cave dwelling spider.
- But that's that's that's where that particular cave is located.
- And when you reach the caves, it is not easy.
- There's like drawings on cave walls of women with with big boobs, right?
Examples
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They walk underground in a cave for hours and hours and hours.
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That cave there, along the edge of the mountain.
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So this whole cave was formed by water.
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Imagine walking into a dark cave slowly, step by step.
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Far to the north, a young god sleeps in that cave.
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Then she soared straight up and out of the cave into the night sky.
Fiction book (1990) -
The living space was under the hill, in a cave that yawned a good five yards deep.
Fiction book (1990) -
In hot, dry environments, leopards use caves to escape high daytime temperatures and to reduce water loss.
Academic text (2011) -
Around them, the snow walls of the ice cave gleamed orange in the firelight.
Fiction book (1990) -
The explorer discovered a large cave hidden behind a waterfall.
Synonyms
A very large dark cave or enclosed space
A small pretty cave often found by the sea or in a garden
A small hollow or cave in the side of a cliff
A natural cave in rock that forms an underground chamber
Compounds
A national park in Kentucky with a very large cave system and an underground river
- Literature
A safe place where people who are sad or in trouble meet and find support
A large sea cave on the island of Staffa in Scotland with tall dark rock columns and strong echoes
- Specialized
A small bat with large ears that lives in caves in the southwestern United States and Mexico
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cave comes from the Latin root cavus meaning 'hollow', so a cave is a hollow place in the earth; think of cavity as a small hollow in a tooth.