Cavern
41cavern — n cave, grotto, subterrane. See cave …
42cavern — cav·ern …
43cavern — [ˈkævən] noun [C] a large CAVE …
44cavern — /ˈkævən / (say kavuhn) noun a cave, especially a large cave. {Middle English caverne, from French, from Latin caverna cave} …
45cavern — Ana …
46cavern — n. 1 a cave, esp. a large or dark one. 2 a dark cavelike place, e.g. a room. Derivatives: cavernous adj. cavernously adv. Etymology: ME f. OF caverne or f. L caverna f. cavus hollow …
47Cavern Club — a nightclub in Liverpool, England. It is famous as the place where the Beatles first performed in the early 1960s. * * * …
48cavern flow — Movement, often turbulent, of ground water flow through caves, coarse sorted gravel, or large open conduits, either by gravity or under pressure …
49cavern porosity — A pore system having large, cavernous openings. The lower size limit, for field analysis, is practically set at approximately the smallest opening that an adult person may enter …
50cavern system — See cave system …