Hole
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A hole a hollow place or cavity; an excavation; a pit; an opening in or through a solid body, a fabric, etc.; a perforation; a rent; a fissure.
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Etymology
Middle English, from Old English hol orifice, hollow place', from Proto-Germanic *hulą (compare Middle Dutch hool, German Höhle, Old Norse holr, Walloon hol), noun form of Proto-Germanic *hulaz 'hollow'. More at hollow.
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Namesakes
- Black Hole by Charles Burns
- Tokyo Lucky Hole by Araki
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See also
- Kinds of holes
- Black hole
- Bunghole
- Bullet hole
- Manhole, an opening in the ground to access the sewer under a city (see La Prochaine chambre )
- Memory hole
- Peephole
- Plot hole, in writing
- Portable hole, a fictional device
- Porthole, a window on a ship's external hull
- Rabbit hole
- Sound hole, on a musical instrument
- Wormhole
- Whole
- Oblique relations
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