Cave

What do we mean by cave?

A hollow or natural passage under or into the earth, especially one with an opening to the surface. noun

A storage cellar, especially for wine. noun

To dig or hollow out. intransitive verb

To cause to collapse or fall in. Often used with in: intransitive verb

To fall in; collapse. Often used with in: intransitive verb

To give up all opposition; yield. Often used with in: intransitive verb

To explore caves. intransitive verb

A toss, as of the head. noun

To make hollow; hollow out.

To dwell in a cave.

To fall in and leave a hollow, as earth on the side of a well or pit: absolutely, or with in: as, the earth began to cave.

Figuratively, to break down; yield; give up; submit; knock under: absolutely, or with in: as, at this he caved.

To toss or pitch: as, to cave hay.

To toss in a threatening or haughty manner: as, to cave the horns (said of horned cattle); to cave the head.

To clean (threshed grain) by tossing or raking (it) on a barn-floor or a threshing-floor.

To move; rush.

To sink; be plunged or buried.

A hollow place in the earth; especially, a natural cavity of considerable size, extending more or less horizontally into a hill or mountain; a cavern; a den. noun

A cellar; a subterranean chamber. noun

Any hollow place or part; a cavity. noun

A large, naturally-occurring cavity formed underground or in the face of a cliff or a hillside.

A hole, depression, or gap in earth or rock, whether natural or man-made.

A storage cellar, especially for wine or cheese.

A place of retreat, such as a man cave.

A naturally-occurring cavity in bedrock which is large enough to be entered by an adult.

A shielded area where nuclear experiments can be carried out.

(drilling) Debris, particularly broken rock, which falls into a drill hole and interferes with drilling.

A collapse or cave-in.

The vagina.

(often "Cave") A group that breaks from a larger political party or faction on a particular issue.

Any hollow place, or part; a cavity.

A code cave.

Words that are spelled similarly to cave:
cave.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cave:
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Words that rhyme with cave:
wave, grave, brave, save, rave, waive, stave, crave, enclave, nave, shave, knave, slave, aftershave, behave, concave, pave, clave, autoclave, lave, conclave, engrave, drave, fave, deprave, architrave, gave, trave, mave, microwave, shockwave, misbehave, enslave, dave, thrave, margrave, shock wave, airwave, thave, shortwave, forgave, landgrave, heat wave, alpha wave, tidal wave, quave, new wave, redgrave, sine wave, delta wave, brain wave, glave, radio wave, galley slave, beta wave, close shave, sound wave, cold wave, electromagnetic wave, standing wave, white slave, sky wave, carrier wave, finger wave, ionospheric wave, ground wave, newwave, short wave, gravity wave, theta wave, unfav, gravitation wave, permanent wave, belgrave, crime wave, rolling wave, stationary wave, air wave, skywave, theyve, lafave, hargrave, seagrave, hardgrave, kazikaev, kunaev, lefave, mcclave, schave, starwave, sulgrave.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cave:
dark, small, large, little, great, deep, natural, big, sacred, secret, shallow, underground, huge, famous, nearby, rocky, vast, main, hidden, black, gloomy, dry, inner, hollow, narrow, subterranean, artificial, underwater, ancient, lonely, largest, upper, very, damp, outer, cold, celebrated, cool, mysterious, empty, tiny, holy, remarkable, warm, sea, crystal, spacious, smaller, remote, beautiful, enormous, prehistoric, mammoth, dim, solitary, wonderful, magic, enchanted, vacant, double, corycian, sepulchral, cut, immense, stalactite, shadowy, coral, strange, deepest, platonic, nice, darksome, curious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cave:
men, rock, dwellers, man, browne, temples, bear, brown, hunting, ins, dweller, dwellings, lion, temple, dwelling, deposits, paintings, inrock, hyena, woman, painting, tomb, gray, hill, right, rat, bears, the, digging, winds, deposit, worship, spring, diving, burial, fish, art, exploration, drawings, earth, burials, bigley, lounge, cricket, town, explorations, guard, repository, chapels, foundation, riant, monasteries, leopard, hyaena, tombs, rowe, caves, district, saved, shrine, crickets, noire, moistures, implements, prison, earths.

Consonant match to cave:
curve, cove, calve, keeve, kieve.

Words that sound like cave:
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