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cave1
noun a large natural hollow chamber in the side of a mountain, hillside or cliff.
[13c: French, from Latin cava , from cavus hollow]
cave in
1 said of walls, a roof, etc: to collapse inwards.
2 colloq said of a person: to give way when under pressure. See also cave-in.
noun a large natural hollow chamber in the side of a mountain, hillside or cliff.
[13c: French, from Latin cava , from cavus hollow]
cave in
1 said of walls, a roof, etc: to collapse inwards.
2 colloq said of a person: to give way when under pressure. See also cave-in.
cave2
interjection , school slang, dated beware.
[19c: Latin, imperative of cavere to beware]
keep cave to keep watch; to be a lookout.
interjection , school slang, dated beware.
[19c: Latin, imperative of cavere to beware]
keep cave to keep watch; to be a lookout.
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