cave

  • 91cave in — Synonyms and related words: back down, bowl, breach, break, break down, break in, break into, break off combat, break open, break through, breakdown, breaking up, breakup, burst in, bust in, cataclysm, catastrophe, cave, cease resistance,… …

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  • 92-cave — vide cave …

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  • 93cave — I cave, cavern (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. recess, grotto; lair, burrow, den. See concavity, abode. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. cavern, hollow, rock shelter, grotto; see hole 3 . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. cavern, grotto,… …

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  • 94cave\ in — v 1. To fall or collapse inward. The mine caved in and crushed three miners. Don t climb on that old roof. It might cave in. 2. informal To weaken and be forced to give up. The children begged their father to take them to the circus until he… …

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  • 95cave in — quit, be unable to cope, fold    One more crisis and I ll cave in. I m very weary …

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  • 96cave — n.m. Individu non affranchi, niais ; client d une prostituée. □ n.f. Descente à la cave, séquestration. / Cunnilingus …

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  • 97cave in — (of a roof or walls) subside or collapse. → cave …

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  • 98Cave — Sp Kãvė Ap Cave L P Italija …

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  • 99cave — noun the caves at the bottom of the cliff cave in Syn: cavern, grotto, underground chamber; cellar, vault, crypt …

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  • 100cave — [[t]keɪv[/t]] n. v. caved, cav•ing 1) gel geo a hollow in the earth, esp. one opening more or less horizontally into a hill, mountain, etc 2) a storage cellar, esp. for wine 3) min Mining. to cause (overlying rock) to collapse into a stope or… …

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