Cave-dweller
a person whose home is a cave.
a prehistoric person who lived in caves.
Facetious. a person who lives in an apartment building or the like in a large city.
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- Caveator
a person who files or enters a caveat. noun (law) a person who enters a caveat
- Caveators
a person who files or enters a caveat. noun (law) a person who enters a caveat
- Cavefish
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- Cavein
a collapse, as of anything hollow: the worst cave-in in the history of mining. a place or site of such a collapse. submission to something or someone previously opposed or resisted: His cave-in to such unreasonable demands shocked us.