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den
1[den]
noun
the lair or shelter of a wild animal, especially a predatory mammal.
a room, often secluded, in a house or apartment, designed to provide a quiet, comfortable, and informal atmosphere for conversation, reading, writing, etc.
a cave used as a place of shelter or concealment.
a squalid or vile abode or place.
dens of misery.
one of the units of a cub scout pack, analogous to a patrol in the Boy Scouts.
verb (used with object)
to drive or pursue (an animal) into its den.
to kill (an animal) inside its den.
verb (used without object)
to live in or as if in a den.
Den.
2abbreviation
Denmark.
den
1/ ɛ /
noun
the habitat or retreat of a lion or similar wild animal; lair
a small or secluded room in a home, often used for carrying on a hobby
a squalid or wretched room or retreat
a site or haunt
a den of vice
a small wooded valley; dingle
dialecta place of sanctuary in certain catching games; home or base
verb
(intr) to live in or as if in a den
Den.
2abbreviation
Denmark
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of den1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of den1
Example Sentences
“I picked him because I was going into battle, in the lions’ den,” Spitzer said.
He believes the two wolves in the pack might be denning; it’s currently the season.
Spitzer, who appeared to wipe away tears during his testimony, told jurors he believed he was walking “in the lion’s den” after winning the election and expected opposition from employees who had worked for Rackauckas.
He said the homes maximize privacy with outdoor seating, family rooms, dens and home offices “so that people can choose to be by themselves or with other individuals when they are outside of their bedrooms.”
Similarly, the living room’s coral, pink and green wallpaper, the den’s bold blue and yellow stripes, and the red pattern-filled speakeasy lounge are delightful surprises that keep you guessing what’s next.
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