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(originating from 'the male cave' described in John Gray's Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus)
a nicer (or more offensive) way, depending on the situation, of telling someone "please don't talk to me right now"
a guy and his girlfriend in an argument:
Emily: Carl, we can't afford rent in this city any longer. I want you find a better paying job
Carl: (in an angry voice): please go back to your cave. I am on it like a car bonnet . Not my fault I am not getting any interviews. (In a pleasant, and less angry voice): Besides, sweetie, I am sorry I got angry at you, I came back from the gym and need to take a shower
( originating from 'the male cave' described in John Gray's Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus):
A nicer or more offensive way-depending on the context- telling someone ' please don't talk to me right now.
Emily: Carl we can't afford to live in this apartment anymore, we need more income.
Carl: Emily go back to your cave, I'll have to think about how to best handle your request. I have to think about how to get a better paying job.
a phrase meaning "shut up and don't talk to me right now"
a guy and his girlfriend in an argument:
Emily: Carl, we can't afford rent in this city any longer. I want you to nigger at finding a better paying job
Carl: please go back to your cave. I am on it like a car bonnet.
The act of a man performing oral sex on a woman and finding a condom inside of her from the last man she had intercourse with and sucking it out in his mouth.
"I didn't even know she was with another man, until I found a wet jacket in a condom cave!"
2 hairy men indulging in sexual intercourse in a dark damp cold environment
Wanna come play 2 bears one cave with me I always win.
I had Jane around my house last night after dinner. Ended up getting a knob gobble while I gave her some bat cave involvement.
term given to someone who enlightens you to a new school of thought and influences your thinking for life, leaving your old perception of the world shattered. Derived from the allegory of the cave. Originally coined by Tiana Camacho.
Structuralism gave way to functionalism thanks to cave draggers such as John Dewey and Mary Calkins.