hollow /holˈō/

1. A hole
2. A cavity
3. A depression
4. A valley
5. A vacuity
6. An emptiness
7. A groove
8. A channel

1. Having an empty space within or below, not solid
2. Concave
3. Sunken
4. Unsound, unreal, fleeting, deceptive
5. Insincere
6. Echoing, as if coming from a hollow

1. (often with out) to make a hole or cavity in
2. To make hollow
3. To excavate

1. Completely, as in beat (ie defeat) someone hollow
2. Clean

hollˈowly adverb

1. With a hollow sound
2. In a hollow or insincere manner

hollˈowness noun

1. The state of being hollow
2. A cavity
3. Insincerity
4. Treachery

hollˈow-eyed adjective

Having sunken eyes

hollˈow-ground adjective

Ground so as to have concave surface(s)

hollow-ground slide noun

A microscope slide having a depression in the centre, used in hanging drop preparations

hollˈow-heartˈed adjective

1. Having a hollow heart
2. Faithless
3. Treacherous

hollˈow-ware or hollˈoware noun

Hollow articles of iron, china, etc, eg pots and kettles

• borgos
• boric
• boric acid
• boride
• borides
• boring
• boringly
• boringness
• borings
• borlotti bean
• borlotti beans
• born
• born-again
• born-agains
• borne
• born fool
• born fools
• Bornholm disease
• born in the purple
• born in wedlock
• bornite
• bornites
• born mimic
• born mimics
• born out of wedlock