Results for: hidey-hole
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hidey-holehidy-hole
360-degree turn in vehicle, donut, ring-shaped object, round cake with hole or filling, small sweet pastry which is usually fried (also donut)doughnut
a pothole, large hole in a roadchuckhole
accidental escape of electricity, accidental escape or entry, act of urination, allow a liquid or other substance to enter or escape through a small hole or opening; escape or pass through a leak; divulge confidential or secret information; let secret ...leak
accost somebody, boutonniere, give something buttonholes, hole for button, physically grab someone to gain their attention, compel someone to listen, sew with buttonhole stitch, small hole in clothing through which a button is fastened; flower on the l...buttonhole
act of boring a hole; hole that has been drilleddrilling
act of hollowing out, act of digging out; act of unearthing, act of laying bare; dig, excavation site (i.e. archeological dig), excavating, hole made by diggingexcavation
acupuncture tool, conifer leaf, engraving tool, knitting tool, obelisk, pointed crystal, pointed part, pointer, provocation, provoke, sew, stitch; prick; be sarcastic; tease, sewing tool, slender pointed tools (usually of metal, often with a hole a one...needle
add something to raise a surface level, become abundant, choose somebody, close up a hole, cover a blank area, enough to make a container full, hold office, improvised music, make somebody feel something powerfully, make something full or become full, ...fill
adorn or cover with beads; form into beads, collect in droplets, ball for a necklace, building or furniture trim, decorate with beads, deposit of metal, drop of moisture, gun sight, rosary, seal on a tire, small object with a hole in the center (thread...bead
African monkey, bore a hole with a drill, bore a hole; practice, train; sow seeds in rows, boring tool with drill, furrow for seeds, part of tool that bores holes, plant with drill, planted row of seeds, practice marching, predatory mollusk, repeated e...drill
air bubble in fluid, air hole, downward air currentair pocket
air hole, opening which allows the passage of air; (Zoology) respiratory aperture (as in whales, sharks, spiders, etc.), blowhole, small aperture in an insect, small gill slit, vent in lava flowspiracle
air pocket, hole in ice, ventilation holeair hole
air vent, breathing hole in ice, bubble in ingot, nostril of whale or similar mammal, vent for the escape of gas or air; spiracle of a whale or another cetacean located far back on the head; hole in the ice to which animals (such as whales, seals, etc....blowhole
 

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