Dungeon

What do we mean by dungeon?

A dark, often underground chamber used to confine prisoners. noun

A donjon. noun

To confine in or as in a dungeon.

The principal tower of a medieval castle. noun

Hence A close cell; a deep, dark place of confinement. noun

To shut up in a dungeon. transitive verb

A close, dark prison, commonly, under ground, as if the lower apartments of the donjon or keep of a castle, these being used as prisons. noun

An underground prison or vault, typically built underneath a castle. noun

The main tower of a motte or castle; a keep or donjon. noun

An underground area inhabited by enemies, containing story objectives, treasure and bosses. noun

The main tower within the walls of a medieval castle or fortress noun

A dark cell (usually underground) where prisoners can be confined noun

An underground prison or vault, typically built underneath a castle.

The main tower of a motte or castle; a keep or donjon.

A shrewd person.

(games) An area inhabited by enemies, containing story objectives, treasure and bosses.

(BDSM) A room dedicated to sadomasochistic sexual activity.

In RPG terminology, a closed environment, usually full of enemies and loot. Caves and ruins are among the most common forms. In some less open-ended games, outdoors environments might be considered dungeons as well. Urban Dictionary

Another name for a basement. Urban Dictionary

The miniscule potty located in the back of a coach bus and only used during dire emergencies Urban Dictionary

In the world of video-games, a huge area, usually indoors, which houses multiple rooms, puzzles and enemies. The player must navigate his way through the dangerous place and face the dungeon boss (much harder than the regular dungeon enemies), to receive a reward and progress further into the story. The most famous dungeons are the Legend of Zelda ones, where you can earn a new weapon/item/etc. at some point in the dungeon and you usually face a mini-boss (with difficulty between one of a regular enemy's and the boss's) Urban Dictionary

Another name for a basement. Urban Dictionary

Another word that means "cool" or "awesome." This is Brit slang. Urban Dictionary

A dungeon that can be used to all sorts of stuff, may it be porn studio, love palace, or just a place to sit and chill while wanking off. Urban Dictionary

A dungeon is one of the primary tropes in D&D(Dungeons & Dragons). In RPG terminology it is a closed environment usually having many enemies and treasure. Any respectable dungeon should have at least 8-10 levels with at least 50-100 rooms per level as a minimum. If a dungeon is smaller than this it is a mini-dungeon. Urban Dictionary

To be severely brain-dead while sitting in a residence that can be considered a dungeon. Urban Dictionary

Often called "The Dungeon" or "The Dungeons" n. The underground of hip hop; the lesser known, alternative side of hip hop in which many rap artist begin their careers. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dungeon:
dungeon, dudgeon, dungen, gungeon.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dungeon:
ghyll, crawler, goodie, crawl, crawling, dummies, keeper, monsters, rpg, doom, randomly, hack, traps, adventure, treasure, guide, monster, handbook, treasures, mon, siege, adventures, gameplay, realms, masters, master, module, quest, dragon, wizard, enemies, manual, spells, scenario, boss, creatures, fantasy, hart, exploration, gaming, item, darkness, magical, classics, items, sword, heroes, nintendo, graphics, random, castle, dimensions, game, characters, magic, generated, arcade, encounter, basement, explore, map, levels, maps, edition, imprisoned, player, sequel, rooms, players, prisoner, setting, lords, escape, combat, evil, fortress, screen, guards, mystery, tape, mode, perspective, difficulty, microsoft, tower, fighter, hero.

Words that rhyme with dungeon:
injun, bingen, finjan, jungian, lungen, fungian, engyn, fungin, plunge in, bunge in, dinge in, jinja in, jun jun, lunge in, runge in, sponge in, sun jun, synge in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dungeon:
dark, deep, loathsome, gloomy, deepest, underground, damp, old, subterranean, horrible, noisome, filthy, cold, dismal, narrow, medieval, foul, darkest, black, lowest, dreary, secret, lower, austrian, miserable, solitary, dreadful, dank, very, roman, spanish, low, stinking, horrid, french, close, airless, vile, lonely, vaulted, wretched, terrible, subterraneous, inner, frightful, ancient, awful, vast, infernal, dirty, obscure, windowless, darksome, grim, mamertine, fifth, feudal, fetid, moorish, eternal, mediaeval, deeper, worst, miry, egyptian, fearful, infested, royal, hideous, unwholesome, tiny, chill, veritable, icy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dungeon:
fitter, ghyll, floor, gill, keep, bill.

Consonant match to dungeon:
donjon, dinge in.

Words that sound like dungeon:
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