Cenotes

What do we mean by cenotes?

A deep natural well or sinkhole, especially in Central America, formed by the collapse of surface limestone that exposes ground water underneath, and sometimes used by the ancient Mayans for sacrificial offerings.

Words that are spelled similarly to cenotes:
cenotes, denotes, cenote, c notes.

Words that rhyme with cenotes:
dunn notes, everyone notes, none notes, one notes, the notes.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cenotes:
other, many, natural, several, large, old, young, sacred, open, underground, deep, great, numerous, older, different, famous, hidden, various, dry, yucatecan, artificial, most.

Consonant match to cenotes:
sonnets, senates, sunnites, scene its, seen its, sign its, sin its, soon its, sun hits, sun its.

Words that sound like cenotes:
cenotes, c notes, senates, sonnets, summits, somites, cents, scents, sents, sentz, semites, saints, sunsets, sonata, snouts, c-note, snots, sunet, sunhat, sonos, sun hat, snits, c note, some nights, snoots, senesce, sainato, high notes, connotes, senate, senat, senet, senis, sinnet, sennet, sinnott, cenis, sennett, sinnett, seniti, sennit, cygnets, senato, sinitta, signets, senate house, sanity, sonnet, summit, stunts, sinus, sonet, sonnett, sance, salutes, summitt, submits, denotes, sourness, smuts, cements, sanit, sonance, sanat, solutes, smites, cenote, smits, samit, stoats, sonat, summate, cenus, scene it, cets, summat, sachets, sommet, sahota, sonate, sanious, sanaz, cmos, smoots, somite, smats, sanus, sanita, somato, sa node, sonnies, souness, sign out, somat, somata, sonoda, snow house, sinite, samnites, snow ice.