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depression
On-Yomi: ワ、ア — Kun-Yomi: くぼ.む、くぼ.み、くぼ.まる、くぼ
Koohii stories:
1) [Raichu] 29-10-2006(245): A depression is a hole in the ground. Water naturally collects there which provides moisture for vines to grow.
2) [stefanot] 30-3-2007(113): The depression in the ground become a trap: the hole was filled with water and covered with ivy.
3) [Stormchild] 29-8-2006(35): The meaning of this character is an indentation in the ground, not emotional depression. It's best to avoid using the latter in your story because it will give you the wrong meaning (keep in mind the eventual goal is to read kanji and understand the actual meaning of them). This particular depression is a hole in the ground that collects water, and ivy is growing out of it.
4) [harusame] 24-6-2009(16): (WARNING: Sexual content) Being the dirty girl that she is, I came upon Paris Hilton having sex in a depression, or hole, in the ground. At this point, however, she and her unfortunately partner were tangled up in some ivy and couldn't get out. So I filled it with water and watched them both drown.
5) [coinbaahd] 20-11-2011(7): This kanji reminds me of video games. There's a big sink hole in the ground that is now filled with water that you can swim in and vines growing all around that you can climb on.