Grotto
51grotto — grot·to || grÉ‘təʊ / grÉ’t n. cave, cavern …
52grotto — noun (plural grottoes or grottos) a small picturesque cave, especially an artificial one in a park or garden. Derivatives grottoed adjective Origin C17: from Ital. grotta, via L. from Gk kruptē (see crypt) …
53grotto — n. Grot, cave, cavern …
54grotto — noun (C) a small natural cave 1, or one that someone has made in their garden …
55grotto — n 1. cave, cavern, cove, Chiefly Literary. grot; subterrane, catacomb. 2. retreat, refuge, haven, shelter, burrow, hermitage; asylum, resort, sanctuary, ark, covert, hideaway, mew. 3. recess, hollow, cavity, concavity; alcove, niche, nook, corner …
56grotto — grot·to …
57grotto — Грот …
58grotto — grot•to [[t]ˈgrɒt oʊ[/t]] n. pl. toes, tos 1) a cave or cavern 2) an artificial cavernlike recess or structure • Etymology: 1610–20; < It grotta « L crypta subterranean passage, chamber. See crypt grot′toed, adj …
59grotto — /ˈgrɒtoʊ / (say grotoh) noun (plural grottoes or grottos) 1. a cave or cavern. 2. an artificial cavern like recess or structure. {Italian grotta, from Vulgar Latin crupta, in Latin crypta subterranean passage or chamber, crypt, from Greek kryptē… …
60Grotto — Grọt|to, das, auch der; s, ...ti, auch s <lombardisch> (einfaches Restaurant im Tessin) …