to hole

To make a hole by using a tool that turns

To make a hole in something with a sharp object like a needle

To make a long narrow cut in something

To make a hole in paper or leather with a small tool

To make a small hole in something with a sharp object that lets air or liquid escape

To make an opening in a wall or barrier

To make a small hole in something with a sharp point

Make a hole through something by piercing it

To make a deep cut or groove in a surface by scraping

Move into and through something by making a hole or gap

To make a hole in something with a tool or with animal teeth

To make many holes in something often with bullets

To make a large bowl-shaped hole in the ground, for example by an impact or explosion

To make an opening or break in something

To break a hole in an object by hitting or crushing it

To break a hole in something and make part cave in

To cut deep into a surface to make patterns or letters

To make a hole before putting in a screw or bolt

Make a small hole in something with a sharp point

To make a row of small holes so paper tears easily

To make a hole through something with a tool

To make a place full by putting people or things into it

To owe more money than you have

A hidden advantage you keep until you need it

A shouted warning that a blast or sudden danger is about to happen

Money makes someone want to spend it quickly

A person who does not fit into a job or group

A foolish excuse that is clearly not true

To cause problems for yourself because of your actions

Not helpful and not wanted in any situation

To do something very foolish and not needed

To stay in a safe place and avoid going out, often to hide

To drop into a hole by accident

An animal taking shelter in a safe place to sleep through winter

To get out of a difficult situation after mistakes or bad luck

To hit a golf ball into the hole to finish the play

An area of space with gravity so strong that not even light can escape it

A hole in a wall, window, or piece of clothing made by a bullet

A thing, like a failing project, that uses a lot of time or money and gives nothing back

A long series of online links or pages that makes you lose track of time

A low place in the ground where animals drink water

A bar or pub where people meet to drink and talk

A hole in the ground where wild rabbits live and hide

A golf shot that gets the ball into the hole with one hit

A small natural pool in a river or stream where people swim

A small hidden restaurant or cafe that looks simple but serves very good food

A hole made with a drill to take samples or put instruments into rock

A small hole that lets air move through for breathing or ventilation

A thin area high above the Earth near the poles where a protective gas becomes very low

A golf shot that puts the ball in the hole from the tee in one hit

An attempt that has no result, like a well that finds no oil

A small secret place to keep things safe or be alone

A hole in a wall used for sexual contact without seeing the other person

A card dealt face down to a player in poker

A hole in the ground made by a gopher that leads to its home

A small hole left in wood or a wall after you remove a nail

A hole for a finger that helps you hold or move something

An opening in clothing or a mask that lets you breathe and speak

An opening in a helmet or other head covering that lets sound reach your ear

An opening in the top of an instrument with strings, like a guitar, that makes its sound louder

A hole dug in the ground to hold a fence post

A secret advantage saved to use later

The area on a golf course played from the tee to the cup

A dish of sausages baked in a soft batter like Yorkshire pudding

A small hole that lets gas or air escape

A confusing, unfocused discussion that goes nowhere

A hole an animal runs into to hide from danger

An opening in a roof or wall that lets smoke from a fire escape

A place where many good things are found, often a favorite fishing spot

A website that attackers secretly change to infect visitors' computers or steal passwords

A tool with two blades for digging deep narrow holes to put posts in

A hollow in the ground that forms when buried ice melts and is often filled with water

An opening at the front of something for easy access

A relaxed bar or pub where people meet to drink alcohol

A hole in the ground where water goes underground into caves, often in limestone

A small prison cell in Fort William, Calcutta, where many British prisoners died overnight in 1756

A small underground shelter where people hide to stay safe during danger

A small flat piece used to cover screw holes in furniture

An empty area in a design that distracts the viewer from the main message

Hidden and small, often secret and unimportant

A hole in the mast platform that lets a sailor climb through from inside the rigging

A hole that workers drill in rock or earth to hold explosives for blasting

A small storage locker on a boat used for keeping equipment

A small opening you look through to watch without being seen

A very dirty, unpleasant place, often a public toilet

A sudden area of falling air that makes a plane drop

A bar or pub that people visit often and like

A hole on a wind instrument like a flute covered or uncovered by your finger to change the note

A secret way of doing things to hide small dishonest acts