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hole
noun as in opening in a solid object
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Then came “Two and a Half Men,” and a black hole of downward spiral exhaustively covered in the media.
The Englishman said the incident occurred after he went right off the tee on the 18th hole at Wentworth just as play was suspended for more than 90 minutes because of thunder and lightning.
“Every day I would follow the yellow brick road and have a magic key and slide down a rabbit hole, and I would wonder why the rest of the world wasn’t like that,” Hull says.
The Israeli strike punched a large hole into the belly of a building where the Hamas leadership had been meeting to consider a US peace proposal.
"The bodies were scattered … riddled with bullets. There wasn't a single body out there that had fewer than three bullet holes. The bullets had hit people in the back, arms, head," a herder told HRW.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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