noun
definition
A small, confined space.
definition
In a school classroom, a cell of a shelf for students to place belongings in.
Examples of cubby in a Sentence
The most important piece in a bedroom is the bed, and there is an excellent variety of space-saving beds on the market that incorporate everything from drawers and deep cubby holes to enough room underneath to keep seasonal clothing.
Go to the bottom of the long ramp and use a gravity lift to boost your jump to the top-most cubby hole for the skull.
If you have a crafting table with drawers, it's a good idea to put the items that you use most often in its drawers or cubby holes so that they are easily accessible.
Cubby, who was a big gambler, decided he would play baccarat every evening.
They have a 61-inches high large condo that features three perches and three cubby holes.
Their smaller condo features a cradle top which stands 29-inches high and features one cubby hole and an arc-shaped cradle.
You may also want to have a storage unit in which each member of the family can have their own cubby where they can store scarf, gloves, car keys and such.
Before Dean could answer, Mayer returned and Rudman beat a hasty retreat to his cubby hole.
A pair of legs paused in front of her cubby hole.