hole
nounUK /həʊl/
US /hoʊl/
An empty space or opening in something.
The rabbit ran into a hole in the ground.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A hollow place dug in the ground, such as a burrow for an animal.
The dog dug a hole in the garden.
3. A fault or weakness in a plan or argument.
The lawyer found a hole in the witness's story.
4. In golf, a small cup in the ground that players try to hit the ball into.
She sank the ball in the last hole.