Cave
Window
Window noun - A framework of wood or metal that contains a glass windowpane and is built into a wall or roof to admit light or air.
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Synonyms for Window
Nearby Words: windowed, windowing
How words are described
| similar | similar cave | similar window |
| specific | specific cave | specific window |
| certain | certain cave | certain window |
| convenient | convenient cave | convenient window |
| Other adjectives: single, entire, massive, large, big, enormous, huge, tiny, new, hidden, gigantic, larger, random, last, different, nearby, underwater. | ||
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Robert Heinlein's short story "They" has the protagonist catching on to the fact he's in a cave when someone running the world messes up and it's raining outside one window and sunny outside another.
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Cave from mk-2 has a Cleavage Window as well with her Deathsmiles-esque attire.
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All of the things the staff did turned out to be false, such as a girl haunting a cave, the girl seen outside a second floor window, and a landslide that blocked the road preventing access to the inn.
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