cavie

/ (ˈkeɪvɪ) /

noun

Scot a hen coop

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Word Origin for cavie

C18: via Dutch or Flemish kavie, from Latin cavea cavity

Words nearby cavie

cavernous sinus syndrome, cavesson, cavetto, caviar, cavicorn, cavie, cavil, cavill, caving, cavitary, cavitation
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Example sentences from the Web for cavie

  • She heard a boyish voice singing softly as he rode about the cavie.

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