It has to be a man-made excavation. With corners. Essentially, it's something the volume of which one could figure out with high school geometry.
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Wolfram cheated with the thesaurus.
Hey! It's not cheating if you cite - it's RESEARCH.
It has to be a man-made excavation. With corners.
Basement.
Perhaps some content would help. Brahmagupta's 7th-century astronomical work contains a chapter on arithmetic, one section of which concerns what he calls "excavation" -- he gives rules as to how to find, essentially, the volume of these... excavations. And I want to say, "the section on excavations, which essentially concerns the three-dimensional geometry of... holes in the ground" only without the "holes in the ground" part.
I stand by elephant trap.
Pit.
Dig, as in Big Dig.
If I put a bottle of Liqueuer in the freezer and then take it out for an extended period (about 28 hours), so it gets back up to room temperature, is that a bad thing?
You're not drinking it quickly enough, apparently. Otherwise, no.
I like big holes in the ground. It's funny.