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Definition of hole
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hole is as below...
Hole (n.) An
excavation
in the
ground,
made by an
animal
to live in, or a
natural
cavity
inhabited
by an
animal;
hence,
a low,
narrow,
or dark
lodging
or
place;
a mean
habitation..
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Trou-de-loup
::
Trou-de-loup
(n.) A pit in the form of an
inverted
cone or
pyramid,
constructed
as an
obstacle
to the
approach
of an
enemy,
and
having
a
pointed
stake in the
middle.
The pits are
called
also
trapholes..
Apotome
::
Apotome
(n.) The
remaining
part of a whole tone after a
smaller
semitone
has been
deducted
from it; a major
semitone.
Fumishness
::
Fumishness
(n.)
Choler;
fretfulness;
passion.
Tote
::
Tote (n.) The
entire
body, or all; as, the whole
tote..
Group
::
Group (n.) A
variously
limited
assemblage
of
animals
or
plants,
having
some
resemblance,
or
common
characteristics
in form or
structure.
The term has
different
uses, and may be made to
include
certain
species
of a
genus,
or a whole
genus,
or
certain
genera,
or even
several
orders..
Complement
::
Complement
(v. t.) That which is
required
to
supply
a
deficiency,
or to
complete
a
symmetrical
whole..
Cilia
::
Cilia (n. pl.)
Small,
generally
microscopic,
vibrating
appendages
lining
certain
organs,
as the air
passages
of the
higher
animals,
and in the lower
animals
often
covering
also the whole or a part of the
exterior.
They are also found on some
vegetable
organisms.
In the
Infusoria,
and many
larval
forms,
they are
locomotive
organs..
Burst
::
Burst (v. t.) To
produce
as an
effect
of
bursting;
as, to burst a hole
through
the
wall..
Bile
::
Bile (n.)
Bitterness
of
feeling;
choler;
anger;
ill
humor;
as, to stir one's
bile..
Universalistic
::
Universalistic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
whole;
universal.
Centralism
::
Centralism
(n.) The state or
condition
of being
central;
the
combination
of
several
parts into one
whole;
centralization.
Part
::
Part (n.) One of the
portions,
equal or
unequal,
into which
anything
is
divided,
or
regarded
as
divided;
something
less than a
whole;
a
number,
quantity,
mass, or the like,
regarded
as going to make up, with
others,
a
larger
number,
quantity,
mass, etc.,
whether
actually
separate
or not; a
piece;
a
fragment;
a
fraction;
a
division;
a
member;
a
constituent..
Golf
::
Golf (n.) A game
played
with a small ball and a bat or club
crooked
at the lower end. He who
drives
the ball into each of a
series
of small holes in the
ground
and
brings
it into the last hole with the
fewest
strokes
is the
winner.
Rudderhole
::
Rudderhole
(n.) The hole in the deck
through
which the
rudderpost
passes.
Deduce
::
Deduce
(v. t.) To take away; to
deduct;
to
subtract;
as, to
deduce
a part from the
whole..
Embrace
::
Embrace
(n.) To
include
as parts of a
whole;
to
comprehend;
to take in; as,
natural
philosophy
embraces
many
sciences..
Twelfth
::
Twelfth
(n.) The
quotient
of a unit
divided
by
twelve;
one of
twelve
equal parts of one
whole.
Tone
::
Tone (n.) The
larger
kind of
interval
between
contiguous
sounds
in the
diatonic
scale,
the
smaller
being
called
a
semitone
as, a whole tone too flat; raise it a
tone..
Pocket
::
Pocket
(n.) A hole or space
covered
by a
movable
piece of
board,
as in a
floor,
boxing,
partitions,
or the
like..
Cholericly
::
Cholericly
(adv.)
In a
choleric
manner;
angrily.
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