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1. (n.) lair
a den or resting place of a wild animal.
2. lair
a secret retreat or base of operations; hideout:
a pirate's lair.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME leir, OE leger bed, c. OS
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) lair, den
the habitation of wild animals
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) LAIR
a place in which to lie or rest; especially, the bed or couch of a wild beast
2. (noun) LAIR
a burying place
3. (noun) LAIR
a pasture; sometimes, food
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Sense: the den of a wild beast
The bear had its lair among the rocks at the top of the valley.
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 Afrikaans: lêplek, broeiplek |
 Arabic: مأوى، عَرين |
 Bulgarian: бърлога |
 Brazilian: covil |
 Czech: brloh |
 German: das Lager |
 Danish: hule |
 Greek: φωλιά αγριμιού |
 Spanish: guarida |
 Estonian: urg, pesa |
 Farsi: لانه |
 Finnish: pesä |
 French: tanière |
 Hebrew: מְאוּרָה |
 Hindi: मांद, छिपने की जगह |
 Croatian: brlog |
 Hungarian: odú |
 Indonesian: sarang binatang liar |
 Icelandic: bæli, greni |
 Italian: tana |
 Japanese: ねぐら |
 Korean: (짐승의) 굴 |
 Lithuanian: urvas, irštva |
 Latvian: midzenis; ala |
 Malay: sarang |
 Dutch: hol |
 Norwegian: hule, hi, leie |
 Polish: nora |
 Persian: لانه |
 Pashto: كور،جونګړه |
 Portuguese: covil |
 Romanian: vizuină, bârlog |
 Russian: логово, берлога |
 Slovak: brloh |
 Slovenian: brlog |
 Serbian: jazbina |
 Swedish: lya, kula, håla |
 Thai: ถ้ำของสัตว์ |
 Turkish: in |
 Taiwanese: 獸穴, 窩 |
 Ukrainian: барліг, лігво |
 Urdu: جنگلی جانور کا بھٹ |
 Vietnamese: hangổ thú rừng |
 Chinese: 兽穴，窝 |
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