cliff-cave
cliff-cave is the alternative form of cliff cave.
Meaning of cliff cave
Noun
cliff cave (plural cliff caves)
- A natural rock shelter, sea cave, or man-made dwelling carved into the vertical face of a cliff and rock formation, ranging from ancient, historic cliff dwellings to dynamic coastal sea caves accessible by hiking or kayaking.
- The wildest of British wild sports is the pursuit of the seal in the almost inaccessible cliff-caves to which it at times resorts.1904, John Tregarthen, “CHAPTER XIV: A MIDNIGHT VISIT TO THE SEAL-CAVES”, in Wild Life at the Land's End, Project Gutenberg
Forms of cliff-cave
| plural | cliff-caves |
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Questions about cliff-cave
- What is cliff-cave the alternative form of?
- Cliff-cave is the alternative form of cliff cave.
Words near cliff-cave in the dictionary
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