Cave ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Cave ( noun )

1. A large underground chamber or series of chambers, typically of natural origin.
2. A hole or tunnel in the ground, especially one offering shelter.
3. A hollow in a rock or cliff, typically one opening more or less horizontally into a hillside.

Origin:

Old english cefe, of germanic origin; related to dutch kloof and german höhle.

Examples:

1. We explored the caves.
2. The bear crawled into its cave.
3. The bandits hid in the caves.
4. A cave system runs deep under the mountain.
5. We went caving and saw some beautiful formations.

(As a verb)

Cave ( verb )

1. A large underground chamber or series of chambers, typically of natural origin.
2. A hole or tunnel in the ground, especially one offering shelter.
3. A hollow in a rock or cliff, typically one opening more or less horizontally into a hillside.

Origin:

Old english cefe, of germanic origin; related to dutch kloof and german höhle.

Examples:

1. We explored the caves.
2. The bear crawled into its cave.
3. The bandits hid in the caves.
4. A cave system runs deep under the mountain.
5. We went caving and saw some beautiful formations.