dug-outgaps
nounUK /dʌɡ aʊt ɡæps/
US /dʌɡ aʊt ɡæps/
Dug-out gaps are holes in the ground that were made by digging.
The heavy rain filled the dug-out gaps in the yard with water.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. Empty spaces left in a plan or schedule that still need to be filled.
The manager found several dug-out gaps in the project timeline.
3. Missing pieces in a story or explanation that were left out on purpose.
The report had dug-out gaps where the details were unclear.
4. Places where soil was removed to make room for building.
Workers covered the dug-out gaps before pouring the concrete.