man cave Idiome

cave in

weaken and be forced to give up The company was forced to cave in to the demands of the workers for more money.

cave bitch

female version of cave boy

cave boy

a white person; derived from the theory that early white man lived in caves

cave in to

Idiom(s): cave in (to sb or sth)

Theme: YIELDING

for someone to collapse and give in to someone else or to something,
• Mr. Franklin always caves in to Mrs. Franklin.
• It's easier to cave in than to go on fighting.
• Tom caved in to the pressure of work.

Let the buyer beware or Caveat emptor

Satisfy oneself before paying for a purchase and not complain after the transaction.

cave in|cave

v. 1. To fall or collapse inward. The mine caved in and crushed three miners. Don't climb on that old roof. It might cave in. 2. informal To weaken and be forced to give up. The children begged their father to take them to the circus until he caved in. After the atomic bomb, Japan caved in and the war ceased.

cave

cave
cave in
1) to fall or sink in or down; collapse
2) to make collapse
3) Informal to give way; give in; yield

man cave

A allowance or breadth of a abode appointed for a man to retreat from the blow of his ancestors and relax or appoint in hobbies. My bedmate is watching the football bold in his man cavern appropriate now.Learn more: cave, man

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