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make a hole
verb as in penetrate
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This filled the remaining detainees with despair, recalls Hasan, and two years later, when he was moved temporarily to another holding camp, he and 19 others made a remarkable escape, using a nail to make a hole in a crumbling wall.
“Gotta make a hole for this smoke. Hold the pikes up while I tie them to the post.”
Kihara said Tuesday the two sides were still discussing details as officials need to carefully make production and shipment plans so “this will not make a hole in the defense of Japan.”
Make a hole in the mix, insert the cut end and gently push the potting mix around the stem.
To shape each bagel, press your thumb through the center of the dough ball to make a hole.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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