The Pole Vault is one of my favorite sports! The bank vault was set to only open one time a day.
"OH MY GOSH !, Someone broke into the vault!"
What is synonym for merchant? What is synonym for merchant?
There is no synonym for she.
A synonym of a synonym is an alternate word for one of the original word's synonyms: A synonym for "abundance" is "plenty." In that sentence the word "abundance" is the original, and "plenty" is the synonym. It follows that a synonym of the synonym is one of the synonyms for the word, "plenty;" for example, "copiousness."
Crypt
a underground city the vaultboy world
The one word synonym for "underground passageway" is "tunnel".
A Crypt
A crypt is an underground burial vault.
syn are :vault basement Ant : attic
Vault 106 is one of the underground vaults by Vault Tech in the game that was used to store people when the nuclear bombs hit America. It is abandoned, just like all of the other vaults except for 101, which is where your character is from.
Mercenaries, commandos, terrorists, resistance fighters, partisans, underground fighters
The book you are referring to is called Miracle From the Vault: Anthology of Underground Cures. It was written by Jenny Thompson and published by the Health Sciences Institute in 2012.
Subways are also called 'theUnderground' ... In New York City they're Subways, but in London, they are The Underground.
Sky has dozens of synonyms including the upper atmosphere and the vault of heaven. Others include the blue, the wild blue yonder, the firmament, and the heavens.
A vault is a safe or secure depository. Example: a bank's safe is a vault.Vault can also mean to jump over something.It may also be a large self sustaining underground bomb shelter, in the Fallout gamesor it could be a gymnastics vault, where you run up to it and do a twist or a handspring over itDefinitions of vault on the Web: * a burial chamber (usually underground) * a strongroom or compartment (often made of steel) for safekeeping of valuables * an arched brick or stone ceiling or roof * jump across or leap over (an obstacle) * bound vigorously * the act of jumping over an obstacle