Cellar and Dungeon

Cellar

Cellar noun - A room or set of rooms below the surface of the ground.

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Dungeon and cellar are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dungeon" instead a noun "Cellar".

Nearby Words: cellaret, cellared, cellarage, cellarer, cellaring

Dungeon noun - The main tower within the walls of a medieval castle or fortress.

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Cellar and dungeon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cellar" instead a noun "Dungeon".

full	full cellar	full dungeon
special	special cellar	special dungeon
complete	complete cellar	complete dungeon
proper	proper cellar	proper dungeon
Other adjectives: deep, small, large, big, dark, main, secret, hidden, underground, titular, nearby, dank.

He has more than his share of crazy toys though; a drill-powered pepper gun, giant cow models, a possessed refrigerator and a basement that alternately appears as a root cellar, vinegar cellar, pickle cellar and a dungeon torture chamber/equipment lab complete with Igor.

Source: Where Does He Get All Those Wonderful Toys?
Earth was the "off-scourings of creation," at the _bottom_ of the universe, sort of like a cellar or dungeon.

Source: Earth Is the Center of the Universe
You could go to the ruins of some farmstead, enter a cellar door and find yourself in some absurdly extensive cavern/dungeon complex.

Source: Ruins for Ruins' Sake

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