cave
//keɪv//
Noun
caveSingular
cavesPlural
1
A large natural underground hollow space in rock, often with an opening to the surface.
The explorers discovered a large cave in the mountain.
Verb
caveInfinitive
cavePresent tense
cavedPast tense
cavedPast participle
cavingPresent participle
cavesThird-person singular
1
To collapse or cause to collapse inward.
The roof of the old mine caved in during the storm.
2
To surrender or yield under pressure; to give in.
After hours of arguing, he finally caved and agreed to their demands.