Cavity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAVITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an unfilled space within a mass
• an empty space within a solid object
• a decayed part of a tooth
• hollow space
• Hollowness.
• A hollow place; a hollow; as, the abdominal cavity.
• a sizeable hole (usually in the ground)
• space that is surrounded by something
• soft decayed area in a tooth; progressive decay can lead to the death of a tooth
• (anatomy) a natural hollow or sinus within the body

Words related to CAVITY

cavitied14 cavities13

How to use CAVITY in a sentence

• At that moment the trap was lowered and the gate was closed, and Morange, yielding to some superior force, bent over the cavity, shuddering.
• The driver stopped before a cliff sprouting with beeches and cedars, with a small cavity at the foot.
• I did find, however, a bee-tree in the woods, with an ample cavity in its trunk, and an opening through which convenient access could be had to the stores of honey within.
• He ate with evident relish, devoting his attention chiefly to the ham, slice after slice of which disappeared in the spacious cavity of his mouth.
• In other cases horn in this position is altogether wanting, and in its place is a well-defined cavity, into which the blade of a knife can be readily passed.
• And indeed it was the most delightful cavity or grotto of its kind that could be desired, though entirely dark.
• It began to give, he could hear bits of it falling into the cavity below.
• On observing a large cavity or loop-hole, about half way up the outer wall, I gained it by means of a plentiful growth of ivy, and from thence surveyed the landscape before me.
• He caused the hollow figure of an image to be made of perforated earth, with the holes stuffed with wax, and the large internal cavity filled with water.
• It consists of layers of muscles enclosing a cavity which, owing to the thickness of the walls, is comparatively small.
• The diaphragm being concave below toward the abdomen, the contents of this cavity fit closely to its under surface.
• We cannot too much insist on both speaker and singer attending to forming a connection between his ear and his mouth cavity.
• This fluid will serve to ease the most violent toothache, if the creature be placed alive in the cavity of the hollow tooth.
• The cavity is about 12 feet above the ground and appears to have been divided by cross walls into three rooms, two of which were quite small.
• I should think a cavity under that board would offer a safe hiding place for anything that had been stolen.
• Allowing a few inches more for his feet and ankles, a cavity forty-eight inches long is amply sufficient for his accommodation.
• Then it forced a passage through a subterranean cavity twenty-seven miles long, and reached the sea forty miles distant, in two days.
• Unbidden, Breitmann pushed his hand into the cavity.
• The other sort of carrier has had and overcome the disease, but mutual relations have been established with the organism which continues to live in the body cavity.
• This wooden cylinder itself contains a small cavity into which the explosive is put.

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