Words with a similar base: cakehole, golf_hole, hole, hole_out

'hole'
[hole.n.01] as in: an opening into or through something


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'hole'
[hole.n.02] as in: an opening deliberately made in or through something



'hole'
[hole.n.03] as in: one playing period (from tee to green) on a golf course


Examples:
he played 18 holes


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'hole'
[hole.n.04] as in: an unoccupied space


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'hole'
[hole.n.05] as in: a depression hollowed out of solid matter



'hole'
[hole.n.06] as in: a fault


Examples:
he shot holes in my argument


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'hole'
[fix.n.01] as in: informal terms for a difficult situation


Examples:
he got into a terrible fix
he made a muddle of his marriage



'hole'
[trap.n.06] as in: informal terms for the mouth


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'hole'
[hole.v.01] as in: hit the ball into the hole


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'hole'
[hole.v.02] as in: make holes in


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