Pronunciation: /ˈkʌbiˌhoʊl/
noun a small, enclosed space or compartment
A1 I keep my favorite toys in a small cubbyhole in my room.
A2 The student found a hidden cubbyhole in the library to store their books.
B1 The hotel room had a convenient cubbyhole by the bed for storing personal items.
B2 The antique desk had several small cubbyholes for organizing papers and supplies.
C1 The artist used the cubbyhole in the wall to display miniature sculptures.
C2 The secret compartment in the old bookcase turned out to be a hidden cubbyhole for storing valuables.
adjective describing something related to or resembling a cubbyhole
A1 The small cubbyhole in the wall was perfect for storing my keys.
A2 She found a cubbyhole under the stairs to hide her secret diary.
B1 The cubbyhole shelves in the classroom were filled with books and supplies.
B2 The hotel room had a cozy cubbyhole where guests could store their luggage.
C1 The architect designed a unique cubbyhole feature for the modern office space.
C2 The antique desk had a hidden cubbyhole that revealed a treasure trove of old letters.
formal The documents were stored in a secure cubbyhole in the office.
informal I found a cute little cubbyhole to hide my snacks in the pantry.
slang Let's stash the cash in that cubbyhole behind the bookshelf.
figurative Her memories of childhood were tucked away in a mental cubbyhole, waiting to be revisited.
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