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Hole
01
an empty space in the body or surface of something solid
02
an opening deliberately made in or through something
03
the playing period for each part of the course
04
a depression hollowed out of solid matter
05
an unoccupied or empty space within a structure, plan, or arrangement
06
a slang term for the mouth, often used in a derogatory or humorous manner
Informal07
a difficult or problematic situation, often one that is challenging to escape or resolve
Informal08
a flaw or defect in a plan, argument, system, or piece of work that weakens its overall integrity or effectiveness
to hole
01
to create openings or perforations in a material or object by drilling, cutting, or other means
02
(golf) to successfully hit the ball into the hole, typically with a putt
hole
n
holey
adj
holey
adj
posthole
n
posthole
n
Example
The tailor patched the hole in the jacket with a piece of fabric.
The mouse found a small hole in the wall where it could hide from the cat.
There was a large hole in the roof after the storm passed through.
The golfer aimed for the hole on the green to complete the putt.
He fell and twisted his ankle when he stepped into a hidden hole in the ground.
