noun

hole

hole, aperture, gap, flaw

There is a hole in my sock.

There is a hole in my sock.

He dug a deep hole in the garden.

He dug a deep hole in the garden.

There's a hole in his argument.

There's a hole in his argument.

a hole in ((sth.)) an opening in something There is a hole in my sock.

Synonyms: opening, gap, aperture; Antonyms: plug, patch

From Old English 'hol', meaning a hollow place or cavity.

Imagine a 'whole' object that is missing a piece, creating a 'hole'.

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