/ˈkeɪsən/
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A large watertight enclosure from which water can be expelled to provide a dry working area for construction or repair below the water surface.
A watertight structure used to keep water out of an area where underwater foundation, bridge, or other engineering work is being carried out.
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A tank that can be submerged, attached to an underwater object, and emptied to create buoyancy that raises the object.
A buoyant tank used in marine salvage to raise sunken vessels or other heavy objects from underwater.
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A two-wheeled vehicle, traditionally horse-drawn, used by the military to carry artillery ammunition.
A military wagon designed to carry and transport ammunition for artillery units.
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A box or chest designed to hold and store ammunition.
A container used to store or transport ammunition, especially in a military setting.
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A sunken decorative panel, often square or polygonal, forming part of an architectural ceiling or dome.
A recessed panel used as an ornamental feature in ceilings, vaults, or domes.