1. hole

noun. (ˈhoʊl) An opening into or through something.
Synonyms
perforation knothole bullet hole rathole leak ozone hole bolt-hole gap cranny aperture opening
Antonyms
meaningful unreverberant psychotic depression neurotic depression elation
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2. hole

noun. (ˈhoʊl) An opening deliberately made in or through something.
Synonyms
perforation cup posthole hawsehole manhole spyhole finger hole peephole opening blowhole mortice hawsepipe venthole loophole armhole sound hole lubber's hole button hole post hole vent-hole thumbhole countersink ear hole eyelet keyhole eye nail hole plughole vent eyehole hawse mortise air hole bunghole mouth hole puncture buttonhole
Antonyms
natural object finish closing disjoin effector

3. hole

noun. (ˈhoʊl) One playing period (from tee to green) on a golf course.
Synonyms
links course playing period golf hole play dogleg period of play golf course
Antonyms
inattention inactivity pressurise pressurize highland

4. hole

noun. (ˈhoʊl) A depression hollowed out of solid matter.
Synonyms
pothole natural depression rabbit burrow kettle hole tunnel pit cavity chuckhole rabbit hole gopher hole hollow burrow depression wormhole kettle
Antonyms
natural elevation high euphoria happiness anticyclone

5. bolt

verb. (ˈboʊlt) Move or jump suddenly.
Synonyms
move
Antonyms
stand still inelegance
Etymology
bolt (English)
bulten (Middle English (1100-1500))
buleter (Anglo-Norman)

6. bolt

verb. (ˈboʊlt) Secure or lock with a bolt.
Synonyms
lock
Antonyms
unlock unbolt
Etymology
bolt (English)
bulten (Middle English (1100-1500))
buleter (Anglo-Norman)

7. bolt

noun. (ˈboʊlt) A discharge of lightning accompanied by thunder.
Synonyms
thunderbolt bolt of lightning lightning
Antonyms
log in come get on work time
Etymology
bolt (English)
bulten (Middle English (1100-1500))
buleter (Anglo-Norman)

8. hole

noun. (ˈhoʊl) An unoccupied space.
Synonyms
space pore
Antonyms
close whisper shout

9. bolt

adverb. (ˈboʊlt) In a rigid manner.
Synonyms
stiffly rigidly
Antonyms
unfasten let go of undock
Etymology
bolt (English)
bulten (Middle English (1100-1500))
buleter (Anglo-Norman)

10. bolt

noun. (ˈboʊlt) The part of a lock that is engaged or withdrawn with a key.
Synonyms
deadbolt lock bar safety bolt safety lock
Antonyms
begin continue pull in enter disinherit
Etymology
bolt (English)
bulten (Middle English (1100-1500))
buleter (Anglo-Norman)
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