spelunk

IPA: spʌɫˈʌŋk

noun

  • (obsolete) A cave, cavern or grotto.

verb

  • To explore caves.
  • To explore a system in depth.
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Examples of "spelunk" in Sentences

  • A spelunker found the new cave.
  • The spelunker has died in the cave.
  • Spelunkers are divided into six groups.
  • His dad used to be a spelunker and his mom a housewife.
  • However, I'm an avid traveller, mountaineer and spelunker.
  • James is an amateur spelunker and a certified scuba diver.
  • Beppo Occhialini was an avid spelunker and mountain climber.
  • He is credited with coining the term spelunker in the 1940s.
  • Knots can save a spelunker from finding himself buried under rock.
  • He was also an ardent spelunker and the author of Cave Exploration.
  • There's nothing homosexual about that, regardless of where there naked manhood should accidentally spelunk.
  • I'd have to come home to find Karen playing spelunk the money with the cast of Glee to consider venting my dismay on the internet.
  • It's published on the Mozilla site, but it took me a while to spelunk to it, so for the benefit of popup-haters everywhere, here is the procedure:
  • The book starts out creamy, but really picks up around chapter three when Jig and Smudge encounter an angry were-wombat who wants to spelunk them both.
  • Every inch is taken up with merchandise, and browsing the corridors and grottos can feel like a spelunk into a colorful cave or an archaeological dig through the lost library of Alexandria.
  • The primary job of the literary critic is to pry open the craniums of characters, authors and narrators, climb inside their heads and spelunk through the bewildering complexity within to figure out what makes them tick.
  • We couldn't crack open craniums and "spelunk through the bewildering complexity" even if we wanted to (and the novel gives us no reason to want to) since the "bewildering complexity" is all external, in the mode of storytelling itself.
  • From Jordan Scott: “Having stuttered all of my life, blert represents a spelunk into the mouth of the stutterer, a trek across labial regions, a repel through the stalagmites of molars and canines, a lexical navigation into the cavernous poetics of what it means to stutter.”
  • It's not necessary to spelunk too deeply into the taint sewer in order to collect some of the most ridiculous examples of the press -- the apparently "liberal" and "in the tank for Obama" press, by the way -- attempting to connect Barack Obama with the alleged Blagojevich crimes.
  • Also, even if you don't have a very long life expectancy right now, if you let me write your obituary I am changing your birthdate so it looks like you were at least 200- 'cause otherwise the amount of stuff you have done will shame me far too much as a lesser being who actually would rather NOT, say, spelunk in active volcanoes... you're going to respond and say you've done that, aren't you?

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