kell
/kɛl/Definitions
1. noun
a hollow or cave in a cliff, especially one large enough to be used as a dwelling or shelter
“The ancient tribe lived in a large kell at the foot of a mountain.”
2. verb
to cover or fill with kel, or a similar substance
“The farmer kell the soil to make it more fertile for planting.”
3. verb
to enclose or confine (something) in a kell
“The animal was kell’d in the cave by the strong winds.”