cove
/koʊv/; /kɔv/Definitions
1. noun
A small bay or inlet of the sea, typically with steep sides; a recessed area in a coastline.
“The hikers arrived at the secluded cove after a long hike down the mountain.”
2. noun
A small, enclosed area, such as a cove in a leaf or a cove in a roof.
“The architect designed the cove in the ceiling to provide natural light.”
3. verb
To bend or curve inward, especially at the sides, forming a cove or recess.
“The river cove into the lake, creating a tranquil atmosphere.”
4. verb
To take or gather something, especially in a skillful or secretive manner.
“The thieves cove the money from the safe without being detected.”