Hole meaning in English

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Definition

a hole: a split, an opening, a cavity, a pit, a gap noun
  • "I think I fell down a hole."
  • "Once you've fixed the engine, and fixed the hole in the hull."
  • "I mean the first few hours were quite bad, but I found a nice hole in the ground to sleep in."
  • "There's a hole in the world with a great black pit And it goes by the name of London…"
  • "The Ozone Layer , whose hole could actually be replenished by a new underarm deodorant."
  • "Brent : Candy Summers, everyone, reporting from a hole somewhere in the sewers of London."
  • "And you can start by removing my dog from that hole in the ground."

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