LYRICS

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ex·ca·vate v

1. to remove earth or soil by digging or scooping out

2. to make a hole or cavity in something by removing the material inside

3. to dig in a place carefully and methodically, taking notes about procedures, conditions, and finds, with a view to uncovering objects of archaeological interest

4. to form a shape or cavity by hollowing

5. to discover or uncover something valuable by effort

vol·ca·no n

1. a naturally occurring opening in the surface of the Earth through which molten, gaseous, and solid material is ejected

2. a mountain created by the deposition and accumulation of materials ejected from a vent in a central crater

vol·ca·nism or vul·ca·nism n

the processes involved in the formation of volcanoes, and in the transfer of magma and volatile material from the interior of the earth to its surface

vol·can·ic·i·ty or vul·can·ic·i·ty n

the tendency or likelihood of a volcano or group of volcanoes to erupt

vol·can·ic adj

1. relating to or originating from a volcano

2. made up of or coming from volcanoes

3. characterized by sudden violent outbursts

ex·tri·cate vt

to release somebody or something with difficulty from a physical constraint or an unpleasant or complicated situation

a·bate v

1. to lessen or make something lessen gradually (formal or literary)

2. to suppress or end a nuisance, act, or writ

3. to lower the amount or rate of something such as a tax (formal)