Hollowed out or containing caverns; marked by caves or cavities.
From 'cavern' (Latin 'caverna') plus the past participle '-ed' suffix, meaning 'formed into or containing caverns.'
Geologists use 'caverned limestone' to describe rock formations that are basically nature's Swiss cheese—and these caverns sometimes contain underground lakes untouched for thousands of years.
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