A hollow or concave formation or place, which has been dug out, or has the form of having so been: †(a) a hole, cave, den, burrow (obsolete); †(b)…

figurative. Something likened to the uterus (†or belly) in being hollow or enveloping; a hollow space or cavity.

? A hollow, cavity.

A hole, hollow, depression.

concrete and semi-concr. A hollow formation or place; a hollow, cavity, or concavity. Obsolete.

A hollow space or cavity. Obsolete.

The inside of a pot or other container. Obsolete.

A hollow; a cavity.

Scottish. A rounded or cup-shaped hollow or cavity; in quot. in the compound eye doup: eye socket. Obsolete. rare.

esp. A space of three dimensions; a hollow space, a cavity. Obsolete.

A hollow place; a void or empty space within a solid body.

A hollow; a cavity. Obsolete.

A vacuity or hollow part.

A hollow or enclosed space empty of matter; esp. a small internal cavity or interstice of this kind in a solid body.

A hole or excavation. Obsolete. rare.

gen. A hollow place of any kind, a cavity.

A hole.

In gen. use: A cavity or hollow. Obsolete. rare.

spec. Architecture. The interior part of a wall or column (in this sense formerly often choar).

A gap or hole in something; a hollow. Obsolete (English regional in later use).

A hollow or cavity. Obsolete. rare.

concrete. An excavated space; a cavity or hollow.

In ploughing: a trough-like hollow between two furrow-slices.