Definitionadj. being or operating under the surface of the earth
Last update: July 5, 2015
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It has sanctuaries, sepulchers, cloisters, courts, subterraneous galleries, and dismal cells where the priests lived. [Please select]
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"And you said there were no subterraneous temples in Chihuahua," said Shaw, addressing himself to Fenton. [Please select]
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"No, ma'am, thank you," replied the major, and then a sort of internal subterraneous curse could be heard in his throat.' [Please select]
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Most of the work is not subterraneous; it is done in the full light of day. [Please select]
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What may be the object of your unexpected, though welcome visit to this this subterraneous grotto, which may be said to be next door to the coral caves, where the mermaids dwell. [Please select]
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Gathering the packages in his arms, and putting the candle between his vest and bosom, he went into a baker's shop, purchased a loaf, and returned to the "subterraneous grotto" laden like the bee. [Please select]
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