cave
a cave with no natural light
a cave that extends far underground or into a hillside
a cave with a great amount of space inside
a cave located beneath the surface of the earth
a cave located in or on a mountain
a cave formed in rock
a cave with limited space inside
a natural cave that contains significant amounts of ice
a cave formed in limestone rock by dissolution
a cave that does not extend far from the entrance
a cave that is slightly wet
a cave that is unpleasantly damp and cold
the opening that allows entry into a cave
a painting made on the wall of a cave in prehistoric times
prehistoric art found on the walls or ceilings of caves
a drawing made on the wall of a cave in prehistoric times
the opening of a cave, especially a large one
a hole or gap that allows passage into a cave
the rock that forms the top of a cave
the upper interior surface of a cave
a collection of caves that are interconnected
a large network of connected caves
a person who lives in a cave, especially in prehistoric times
when the roof or walls of a cave fall in
the specific point of entry for a particular cave
the opening of a particular cave
the top structure of a particular cave
the top inner surface of a particular cave
indicates location inside a cave
to travel into a cave to find out what is there